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Autism & Physical Therapy: Part 2
Hi everyone! This week we are here to bring you insight on another way Physical Therapy can help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Like we discussed last week, many people do not know how PT can help individuals within the ASD community. Well, we are here to tell you just how we can help […]
Celebrating Earth Day with the Family
Earth day is April 22nd this year, and we wanted to prepare all of the kiddos out there with ways to celebrate! We’ve said it before and we will say it here again, getting outside is great for so many things, including calming and attention (see our blog post about this HERE). It is also […]
Autism, PT, and Low Tone
by Dr. Ali Clodfelter, PT When it comes to the link between physical therapy and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), many people do not know how PT can help individuals within the ASD community. Well, we are here to tell you just how we can help! Not every individual within the ASD community has motor difficulties, […]
Autism Acceptance Month: Teaching Neuroinclusion to your Children
This month is Autism Acceptance Month (formerly known as Autism Awareness Month). The purpose of the month, which was originally geared toward raising awareness and sharing resources to raise awareness for the Autism Community, is now aimed at both raising awareness and fostering a culture of acceptance. What does this mean exactly? The name change […]
April Puddle Jumping Coordination Activities
by Alison Clodfelter, PT, DPT April is finally here, and you know what that means, APRIL SHOWERS! With April showers comes so many PUDDLES! We know how much your kiddos probably love to jump in puddles, and while it may get their clothes a little wet, it certainly is fun! Jumping is also great for […]
Baby Time:Feeding, Tongue Ties, and Fussiness
This week, we wanted to discuss how PT may be able to help your infant with feeding difficulties. Recently we have been seeing and treating many infants with difficulties feeding, for example trouble latching, mouth tightness, and trouble getting enough milk! When you bring your new baby home from the hospital, there are so many […]
Quick Kids:
By: Dr. Ali Do you feel like your child never stops moving? Like they are here, there and everywhere, running in between destinations and fidgeting in their chair while eating a meal? Even if you have asked them to take a pause they seem to not listen, or be physically unable to follow the instructions […]
St. Patrick’s Day Moves
By: Dr. Ali This week is St. Patrick’s Day and with all of the green, Leprechaun fun, we wanted to add some fun moves to your family’s festivities! If you need a visual version of these exercises, click above to view the exercises in video form!! Leprechaun’s Jig: Jump together on two feet, then jump […]
School & Private Physical Therapy: Same or Different?
Parents often ask us the difference between school physical therapy and private physical therapy. I mean, why should a parent pay for a service they can get for free at school??!! I totally get that, so I thought I would explain more in a blog post. Because If they were the same, you would be […]