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What Parents and Caregivers Should Know About Central Auditory Processing Disorder
Problems with processing sounds don’t always stem from issues with the ears. For children with central auditory processing disorder (CAPD) – also known as simply auditory processing disorder – the difficulty lies in how the brain identifies and comprehends sounds,… Read More
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Can Occupational Therapy Help With ADHD?
If you’re raising a child who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you’re far from alone. ADHD is a relatively common neurodevelopmental condition that affects millions of kids in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention… Read More
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5 Tips to Make the Holiday Season Easier for Kids With Sensory Processing Issues
The holiday season is nearing its peak, and while this might be the most wonderful time of year for some people, it can prove nerve-wracking for many others. All of the lights, smells, sounds and crowds – in addition to… Read More
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What Is Interoception? Everything You Should Know About This Vital Sense
We’re all familiar with the five primary senses of sight, smell, touch, taste and hearing. Then, there are the additional sense of proprioception (knowing where your body is spatially) and the vestibular sense, which is related to body positioning and… Read More
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6 Self-Regulation Techniques for Children
You had a long day at work, and now you’re stuck in traffic on the way home. It’s the middle of summer so it’s almost unbearably hot outside, and your air conditioning is broken. On top of all that, you… Read More
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6 Outdoor Activities to Develop Gross Motor Skills
For many kids, this is the best time of year. School’s out for the summer, and the weather is at its warmest. It’s prime time for playing outside and enjoying the sunshine and fresh air. In addition to keeping kids… Read More
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How to Improve Your Child’s Visual Motor Skills at Home
Visual motor integration is essential in day-to-day life, particularly for kids. The ability to coordinate our visual processing and motor skills allows us to do everything from playing sports to taking notes. If you suspect your child might have trouble… Read More
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How Pediatric Occupational Therapy Can Help Kids with Autism
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children who have difficulties with the activities that occupy them daily, including play, self-help, learning, socializing, and more. This type of therapy can prove useful for kids with developmental delays by strengthening fine motor, cognitive and… Read More
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4 Tips for Dealing With Picky Eaters
Kids need to learn good eating habits so they can get all of the nutrients they need to grow up happy and healthy. However, getting children to enjoy chowing down on nutritious food is easier said than done. Lots of… Read More
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5 Tips to Help Kids Develop Smart Snacking Habits
Most kids love hearing the words “snack time.” However, unhealthy snacking habits can lead to ruined dinners, overeating, cavities, and other issues. With the right approach, though, a healthy eating routine can still include munching on nutritious foods between meals…. Read More
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