The holiday season is full of events that allow us to see our family and friends and participate in activities within our community. That makes the holiday season a great time for children to practice some of their social skills. Below are some fun and engaging ways...
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What Does Sleep-Disordered Breathing Look Like?
Have you ever wondered if your child is getting good sleep? Does your child wake up groggy and tired after seemingly getting a full night’s rest? There may be underlying causes that aren’t obvious unless you know what you're looking for! Let’s talk about some warning...
Four Ways To Make Math Fun
Math has a reputation for being difficult, intimidating, and sometimes even boring. But it doesn't have to be that way! With the right approach, math can transform from a series of abstract problems into a fun adventure full of discovery and creativity. Here are some...
My Child Got a Concussion, Now What?
Written by: Taelor Johnson, M.S., CCC-SLP We know you live a busy, full, and exciting life. Shuffling kids to and from practices, making sure everyone is fed and on time for all their activities, and managing everyone’s ever-changing schedules. Injuries, while a part...
Technology To Support Your Child With Dyslexia
Middle school, high school, and college can be a difficult adjustment for any student! While the added layer of a dyslexia diagnosis has its strengths, it also poses some challenges, such as note-taking. Here are some helpful assistive technological resources to...
3 Steps to Help Your Child Solve Social Conflicts
In any relationship, there will be conflict. Learning how to understand and solve social problems is an important life skill that will help your child develop and maintain meaningful and lasting social relationships. It is a skill that often isn’t explicitly taught...






