Using Peer-Mediated Intervention to Increase Social Participation
Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) often have trouble with social interactions, like reading social cues, taking turns, making friends, […]
Speech Therapy, ST Research
Teaching Reading Comprehension to Students with Language Deficits
Reading comprehension skills are a critical component of being able to succeed in school, yet the strategies put in place
Helping Families Support Feeding Therapy in the Home
Featured article: “Evaluation of MealSense: A Sensory Integration-Based Feeding Support Program for Parents,” by Audrey Trewin, Zoe Mailloux, Roseann C.
Recasting as an Intervention for Language Development
Recasting, like expansions, communication temptations, and verbal routines, is a great tool to encourage language development in children. A recast
Outdoor Play in Occupational Therapy
With the warmer weather coming up, it’s a great opportunity to explore new ways to provide therapy. Conducting therapy in
Lego Therapy: Incorporating Social Skills Through Play
Social skills and participation is something that can be difficult to address in one-on-one therapy sessions, but is a critical
SLP Service Delivery Methods: Pull Out vs. Push-In
There is not much in-depth research that has been done on what method is the most successful method of service
Parent-Training as an Intervention to Help Children with Speech Delays
The Hanen Centre’s program called It Takes Two to Talk is designed for parents of children birth to age 5
Importance of Screening and Treating Visual Issues in Occupational Therapy
Visual-information processing is a critical component of learning. This summary looks at the study titled “Vision, Visual-Information Processing, and Academic
Verb Particle and Preposition Acquisition and Teaching
Studies have shown that verb particles are especially difficult and care should be taken to properly teach students. This can