Utilizing the Complexity Approach in Speech Therapy
The complexity approach is a method of choosing treatment targets to make therapy more efficient by promoting system-wide change or […]
The Intensity of Treatment for Articulation
The intensity of treatment is an essential aspect of pediatric speech therapy. A child may be unable to handle long
Effectiveness of Art Interventions for Children with ASD
Art interventions are effective for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Creative arts interventions target behavioral, sensory processing, communication, and
Gesture Milestones as an Indicator of Language Development
Gestures are a precursor to speech and language, so looking at a child’s gesture development is a good indicator of
Handwriting Interventions for Occupational Therapists
The American Journal of Occupational Therapy published “Interventions Within the Scope of Occupational Therapy to Improve Children’s Academic Participation: A
Research-Based Suggestions for Teaching Joint Attention to Children with ASD
Joint attention is “the development of specific skills that involve sharing attention with others through pointing, showing, and coordinating looks
The Family Ecosystem and its Influence On Sensory Sensitivity
Sensory integration and sensory processing disorders are commonly addressed in occupational therapy. Sensory disorders can vary from over-responsive, under-responsive, or
Incorporating Assistive Technology in Occupational Therapy
Assistive technology (AT) is anything that helps a person function in their daily lives. Perhaps technology isn’t immediately associated with
Executive Function Deficits in Children and Why It’s Crucial to Treat Them
Executive functions (EFs) are cognitive skills that allow for self-regulation, attention, problem-solving, working memory, multitasking, planning (including motor planning), flexible
Evidence-Based OT Interventions for Fine Motor Skills
The American Journal of Occupational Therapy released a study to show that common occupational therapy interventions effectively address fine motor