Occupational, Physical, Speech Therapy
Crossing midline is the skill of reaching across the middle of the body with an arm or leg to complete a task on the other side of the body. Before kids learn to cross midline, they typically will only use
What is CBRS? CBRS stands for Community Based Rehabilitative Services, also known as Play Therapy. CBRS is an early intervention service that is designed to promote cognitive, physical, behavioral, self-help, social-emotional, and language skills. CBRS providers see children with a
What is the difference between speech and language? Are they the same thing? Is there even a difference? Simply put, the answer is yes; there is a significant difference between speech and language, although they are closely related. Let’s begin
Many of the Speech Therapists here at Therapy Playground have completed the Orofacial Myology training. Below you will find a variety of details about Orofacial Myology disorders and treatments: “The study and treatment of oral and facial muscles as they
With the holidays coming up, purchasing toys that encourage your child’s motor development are a great opportunity to get your child engaged and motivated while also promoting gross motor skills. We’ve put together a list for you of varying toys
Childhood development does not hit the pause button even in the face of a pandemic. Children learn through play and exploration, and we are committed here at Therapy Playground to provide the necessary resources to ensure your kiddo is continuing
1. Have a space that is dedicated to remote learning. 2. Use picture schedules, timers, and verbal warnings to assist with transitions. 3. Utilize alternative seating. 4. Lay weighted items across the child’s lap while they are learning. 5. Have
What is kids yoga? Kids yoga is just yoga for kids! It typically incorporates games and stories to keep your child’s attention and is designed according to your child’s development. What can kids yoga do for my child? Kids
Aching backs and shoulders? Tingling arms? Weakened muscles? Stooped posture? Does your child have these symptoms after wearing a heavy school backpack? Carrying too much weight in a pack or wearing it the wrong way can lead to pain and
Tips to Help Ease the Transition of Daylight Savings Time – Help your child get ready by talking about the change ahead of time. Let them know what day it will happen and that it will be getting dark