Executive function development helps kids learn how to plan, focus, remember things, and control their behavior. These skills are essential for school, friendships, and everyday life. Children who struggle with executive function may feel frustrated or overwhelmed,...
Every child is unique, and choosing the right therapy depends on how your child responds to it. Many families choose DIR/Floortime over ABA or DMI Intensives because it focuses on relationships and child-led play. DIR/Floortime encourages emotional connection and...
As a pediatric occupational therapist, I love helping parents extend therapy at home. A straightforward way to do that is by evaluating play activities to see how they support a child’s sensory needs. Kids with sensory processing issues often work through their...
I’m thrilled that more parents and educators are learning about DIR/Floortime and incorporating it into their homes and classrooms. Pediatric Therapy with DIR/Floortime—but it also belongs at home and school—is also beneficial at home. It’s a playful,...
Supporting children with Autism through challenging transitions can be hard, but it’s something we can work through together. As a pediatric occupational therapist, I’ve seen how the right tools and love can make a big difference. When we understand what a...
