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School Choice Movement What may be good for one kid, may not be good for another. This is especially true when it comes to those of us whose kids are neurodiverse. School Choice is a growing movement, and one that is very beneficial to those of us whose kids may

The short answer: yes! Down Syndrome is a genetic disorder that affects the genetic makeup of an individual. Many times this is diagnosed during pregnancy. Most cases of DS are a true form of trisomy 21, but several are mosaic in nature, meaning that not all of their genes are

Physical therapy and occupational therapy have a lot of overlap, and may include the same treatment interventions, depending on the diagnosis and concerns of the child. Generally speaking, occupational therapists (OTs) focus on fine motor tasks (activities that require hand eye coordination or use of individual digits like handwriting), the

First of all, what is cerebral palsy? CP occurs as a result of a brain bleed, the same as adult who experiences a stroke. This can be due to lack of oxygen or a blood clot or broken blood vessel. CP is a condition that always has a physical effect

WHAT WOULD PT FOR MY KID WHO IS A TOE WALKER LOOK LIKE? Toe walking is managed by stretching, strengthening, body awareness activities, visual processing activities, kinesiotape, spio vest, vestibular integration, prism glasses, visual tracking, reflex integration, balance, or core activation…. Generally if a child is very tight, I will