New year, new goals — and plenty of high fives along the way. The first few weeks of school are always a mix of excitement and...

Everyday struggles like poor handwriting, toe walking, or trouble using utensils can be signs your child may benefit from Occupational Therapy. Learn 20 signs to look for—and how OT can help.

Summer is a great time to introduce new foods in a fun, relaxed way. Discover low-pressure, sensory-friendly activities that help picky eaters build confidence and explore fresh summer foods.

Summer foods like watermelon, hot dogs, and grilled chicken can be tricky for kids with dysphagia. Learn SLP-approved tips for making warm-weather favorites safer and more manageable.

Child development is a fascinating journey that begins from the moment a child is born. In these formative years, children experience...

Memorial Day parades are full of excitement—but they can be overwhelming for children with sensory sensitivities. Discover six expert tips for creating a safe and sensory-friendly Memorial Day parade experience your whole family can enjoy.

What exactly does a Speech-Language Pathologist do? From helping children say their first words to supporting adults recovering from strokes, SLPs play a vital role in improving communication and swallowing across all ages. In honor of National Speech-Language and Hearing Month, we’re highlighting the diverse and impactful work of these essential professionals.

Our team works together to support children with feeding challenges, sensory aversions, and swallowing disorders.

ABA therapy helps individuals build communication, social, and daily living skills through evidence-based strategies and positive reinforcem