October is AAC Awareness month! While we celebrate our clients with different communication needs throughout the year, we want to take this month to highlight AAC use. What is AAC? AAC stands for “augmentative and alternative communication.” Augmentative means to add to someone’s speech. Alternative refers to a type of communication used instead of speech. […]
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Back to school blues? It’s the end of August, and for many of you, perhaps this is your child’s first week back to school! There are so many emotions packed into this week and the several that follow, as you both reacquaint yourselves with the school year routine. Also, your child may possibly need to
Back to School Blues? Co-Regulate with Music at Home. Read More »
With all the fun and excitement that comes with Halloween, for a sensory sensitive child, the activities and circumstances surrounding it may be overwhelming. Creating a sensory-friendly Halloween is possible for your neurodivergent child with a few strategic steps and approaches. From costume alternatives to additional safety measures, here we share some of the ways
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Creating a smooth reentry through structure and support. It’s hard to believe that in a few short weeks, students all over the country will begin to head back to school. Summer flew by in a wink. Now the sunscreen and beach towels have been replaced with glue sticks and backpacks on the store shelves.
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