One of the most valuable life skills kids can learn is the ability to be independent and self-sufficient in everyday situations, and ordering food at a restaurant is an excellent place to start. Encouraging children to order for themselves not only fosters...
Social Skills
Supporting a Child With Anxiety Using Love, Patience, and Practical Tools
Anxiety is something many kids experience, and as a parent, it’s hard not to feel sure about how to help. But here’s the good news: your support makes a powerful difference. Here are real-life strategies that can help your child feel seen, safe, and supported. Start...
Preparing for Preschool & Kindergarten: Fun & Easy Tips for Success
Before we know it, a whole new batch of little learners will be heading off to preschool and kindergarten! For many parents, this marks an exciting new chapter, but it can also raise questions like: "Is my child ready for school?", "What do they need to know?", and...
Progress Reports and Evaluation Reports: What’s the Difference?
When starting services with a speech-language pathologist or a learning specialist, we know there can be a lot of information to remember! The most important is that when students come to Enrichment Therapy & Learning Center, they’ll have fun and learn a lot while...
4 Ways To Practice Social Skills Around the Holidays
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...
Ideas for Practicing Planning at Home
Planning is an executive function skill that has a large impact on a child’s ability to perform tasks/assignments at school, complete chores at home, or get ready for events like sporting games or practices. For some children, planning can come more naturally,...






