Therapy and Fun Awards List
Another summer of Therapy and Fun has wrapped, and we’re excited to share with you our progress, parent comments, and photos of kids having a blast while learning how to […]
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A Report on the First Week of Therapy and Fun
The second week of Therapy and Fun is kicking off tomorrow, so I thought I’d take a moment to update you on how it’s going. In a word, it’s been
Community Support
Thank You, Black Cat
We had a great time last Friday at the Black Cat Classic Charity Golf Outing. We raised over $1,000. Thank you, Black Cat, Tom Crawford Bert Smith for a wonderful
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Sensory Activity: Cornstarch Quicksand
Cornstarch quicksand is one of the easiest and most odd-feeling slimes you can mix for your children. This fun stuff will make a mess, but is safe and inexpensive. You
Tip of the Week
Advice: Bullying, Part II
Parents worry that their children will become a target of bullies. Parents of children with disabilities face an even more significant challenge than the average family – not only are
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Advice: Bullying
“Bullies and their victims know no boundaries.” – Chris Boyd, MSW Bullying is a real problem for many kids. Your child could be a bully or the victim of one.
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Advice: How to explain Occupational Therapy to Your Child
Mornings are tough for Joe. He has cerebral palsy, a condition that affects the brain’s control over the muscles in his body. That means Joe has difficulty with balance. Getting
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Book of the Month: Barefoot World Atlas
Used with permssion from Bookmark, at http://www.firstbook.org/blog. Our book of the month on the First Book Marketplace is the Barefoot World Atlas, which looks at all the ways that different cultures and
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Tip of the Week: The Non-Toxic Craft Project Guide
Fun and Goals Haiku “My hands and your hands Together reaching set goals Is it work? It’s fun!” – CTC Occupational Therapist Rhonda Hines Some of the best things in
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Tip of the Week: Turn Down the Volume!
Did you know that cranking the volume on your portable music player for more than five minutes a day can permanently damage your hearing? According to the National Institute on