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7 Surprising Benefits of Theatre Involvement for Kids with Intellectual Disabilities

by Jeanne Moore | May 30, 2019 | Activities, Parenting, School, Theatre

When you think of theatre kids, you probably envision bubbly, outgoing types with great singing and dancing abilities. And if you are the parent of a child or teen with an intellectual disability such as Autism, you might assume that theatre involvement would not be a...

Is Homeschooling the Right Choice For You and Your Child?

by Anya | Aug 16, 2018 | Back-to-school, IEP, Parenting

Introduce the topic of homeschooling to any group of parents and you’re likely to get a mix of responses. There will be some who are thoroughly in favor of homeschooling, some who are ardently against, and some who are just plain terrified of the idea! But what about...

Tips for Engaging Your Child in Play

by Anya | Apr 1, 2018 | IEP, Occupational Therapy, Parenting, Pre-School, Special Needs Child

Tips for Engaging Your Child in Play Do you have a difficult time engaging your young child in play? So much of the time as adults we can find ourselves tying to get a child to engage in play they way we think it should be done. For example, a child bangs a spoon on a...

Low Muscle Tone and Interventions Explained

by Anya | Mar 1, 2018 | Occupational Therapy, Parenting, Pre-School, School, Special Needs Child

Low Muscle Tone and Interventions Explained Low muscle tone, or hypotonia, refers to decreased tension in a muscle when it is at rest. You’re child might feel floppy or it may feel like you’re picking up a child who is sleeping even though they are awake. Children...

Back-to-School Tips for Unique Students and their Parents

by Jeanne Moore | Sep 1, 2016 | IEP, Parenting, School

Love it or hate it, back-to-school time is here again. All parents feel a little nervous when their child begins a new school year, and most kids do too. There are many unknowns in store during the first days and weeks of a new school year. For children who have...

Sensory integration tools to make at home using balloons, rice, and socks for under $10!

by Anya | Jun 6, 2016 | Occupational Therapy, Parenting, Pre-School, Sensory Processing Disorder

-Balloon fidget This is a great tool to make at home for your school aged child who wants something to fidget with their hands at their desk. It can increase attention in the classroom and it’s not noisy so it won’t disturb other students. Have your child help make it...
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