Our next resource in our series on parenting support is a topic that caregivers or educators of early learners will find interesting…we’re talking how and WHY to incorporate whole child concepts in literacy. This is an important one because if you are a trained professional, then you may recognize the impact that the whole child […]
When you’re passionate about helping children reach their goals, it’s easy to focus on your own role. Whether you are a speech therapist, occupational therapist, parent coach, or another provider, your work makes a difference. But research shows that children experience better outcomes when the adults in their lives work together. A multidisciplinary approach means […]
Sleep isn’t just a nighttime battle or a parenting milestone, it’s a foundational part of whole child development. When a child isn’t getting enough sleep, we often see challenges across the board: in behavior, emotions, learning, and sensory regulation. That’s why sleep isn’t a separate issue. It’s actually a huge part of the whole picture […]
Starting or growing a private therapy practice takes more than clinical skills. It also takes visibility, clarity, and connection. Whether you’re a pediatric occupational therapist, speech-language pathologist, physical therapist, counselor, tutor, or parent coach, knowing how to market your services can help you reach more families and build a sustainable business. Here are five basic […]
Language and communication happen all day long even before the child says their first words. From snack time to story time, your daily routines are filled with opportunities to build your child’s communication skills. Whether they’re learning their first words or starting to form complex sentences, language development is closely tied to connection, interaction, and […]
If you support children and families—whether through therapy, coaching, education, or specialized services—you’ve likely been asked, “So, what exactly do you do?” And if you’ve ever struggled to give a clear answer, you’re not alone. It can be challenging to explain your profession in a way that truly reflects the depth and value of your […]
If you’re a pediatric occupational therapist, physical therapist, speech-language pathologist, parent coach, or child-focused clinician, you already understand the important role pediatricians play in a child’s development. For many families, pediatricians are the first professionals they turn to when developmental, sensory, or behavioral concerns arise. Reaching out to form a relationship may help to increase […]
In this blog post, we’re coving simple, daily strategies to help your child feel more regulated, focused, and calm. Grab the free printable PDF below for the full list of sensory processing strategies for parents. Sensory processing is how the nervous system receives messages from the senses and turns them into appropriate motor and behavioral […]
When we think about helping our kids grow stronger, more coordinated, or more independent, motor skills are often at the top of the list. From zipping up a coat to running across the playground, both fine and gross motor development are critical pieces of a child’s overall growth. But here’s what we sometimes miss: Motor […]
If you’re a professional supporting children’s development, you know that schools are natural referral partners. Teachers, counselors, and administrators work with the same families you serve but they might not know you exist. The good news? You don’t need a complicated marketing strategy to build meaningful school connections. You just need to show up as […]