Love is in the air and so is the opportunity to work on those important Speech and Occupational Therapy skills! At All About Speech & Language, we recognize the value of incorporating purposeful, seasonal tasks into our therapy sessions so that our hard work can translate to real life!
The holiday season is a magical time especially for children eagerly awaiting the arrival of their mischievous “Elf on the Shelf”. This year, why not infuse this tradition with opportunities to enhance your child's Speech and Occupational Therapy skills? Here are five ideas that blend the silliness of Elf on the Shelf with valuable developmental exercises!
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The holidays are around the corner, and everyone is getting ready for the festivities. Whether the mischievous Elf on the... View Article
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While you’ll hear us push for story time or imaginative play as ways to engage with your child, we understand that life happens and the TV/tablet/etc. is going to get turned on for our littles. Here are recommendations of a few options that are better quality options for building your child’s communication skills:
One of the biggest milestones in a child’s journey to independence is the ability to put on shoes and socks... View Article
22q deletion syndrome is believed to be the second most common genetic disorder behind Down’s Syndrome. Here at AASL we are privileged to work with some amazing kids with 22q Syndrome. So, let’s talk about what 22q Syndrome is and what activities occupational and speech therapy work on with our awesome kids.
