by Summer Wright | Jun 4, 2020 | speech therapy, Tip of the Week
You’ve heard it from Comprehensive Therapy Center before, and we’re sure we’ll never stop saying it! Children learn through play. The great thing about that is the opportunity it gives parents: we can use play to build language skills in beginning...
by Summer Wright | Jul 11, 2017 | occupational therapy, programs, Tip of the Week
Our bolster swing is a powerful activator of various sensory systems. As a therapy tool, it is used to improve posture, balance, and coordination of both sides of the body. Typically, as a child grows, specific developmental milestones are reached. For instance, child...
by Summer Wright | Mar 19, 2015 | occupational therapy, Tip of the Week
Thanks to everyone who attended our “Play It By Eyes; and Ears and Brains” presentation at the Kent Resource Center. And thanks for Great Start to Quality for bringing us in! We promised access to the presentation, so here it is. Let us know if you have...
by Summer Wright | Mar 16, 2015 | occupational therapy, Tip of the Week
Each year, the Kent ISD holds conference for parents called LEAP: Lead/Empower/Assist Parents. LEAP is designed to provide parents and providers of children with special needs a day to learn new strategies and community resources to help their children. This year, CTC...
by Summer Wright | May 8, 2012 | Tip of the Week
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 those children more likely to be the target of bullying, they may also not be aware...
by Summer Wright | Apr 18, 2012 | Tip of the Week
“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. Bullies intentionally hit, shove, mock, intimidate or make threats against other children. “Even little...
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