Occupational, Physical, Speech Therapy
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
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
Sabrina and Jennifer discuss CBRS Community Based Rehab Services, aka “Play Therapy” and how your child may benefit from it. The therapist comes into your home, or a community setting such as a daycare, library, or anywhere the child feels