Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis Treatment CT: Physical & Occupational Therapy
For most people, arthritis is a problem that only afflicts the elderly. Depending on the severity of the condition, it can impair movement and prevent exercise, which is of course detrimental to general health. You can click here to see how this is handled at senior assisted living facilities, where they naturally see this condition […]
April Is Autism Awareness Month. Here’s What You Can Do in CT
April is nationally recognized as a month to support, celebrate, and recognize members of the autistic communities and their families. Autism encompasses a wide spectrum of conditions, with no two autistic people affected alike. What autistic people of all ages do have in common is that they live, work, and play in our communities every […]
Picky Eaters vs. Problem Feeders: When Is Picky Eating a Problem?
For many parents, having a picky eater in the house is just part of the territory. Kids’ sensory systems are still developing, and haven’t yet had the time to develop an adult palate. That means they seldom like to eat “grown-up foods” if they don’t have to—especially if pizza or ice cream are on the […]
Pediatric Orthopedic Injuries: Prevention and Treatment
Note: This blog post is intended for informational purposes only and should not be used in place of professional medical treatment or diagnosis from a doctor, surgeon, therapist, or other expert. For many people, orthopedic injuries are something that only adults need to worry about— issues like tennis elbow, rotator cuff problems, and carpal tunnel […]
Signs, Symptoms, and Treatments for Dysgraphia in Children
Note: This blog post is intended for informational purposes only and should not be used in place of professional treatment or diagnosis from a doctor, therapist, or other expert. For the most part, children aren’t known for their neat and legible penmanship. Kids’ handwriting usually leaves quite a bit of room for improvement—but that’s okay. […]
Toe Walking in Children: What Causes It, and When You Should Be Concerned
It’s a bit of understatement to say that walking is an important milestone in the development of any child. Walking represents one of the most important thresholds between infancy and toddlerhood, and remains a crucial motor function for the rest of most children’s lives. So it’s understandable that when a child’s walking develops a consistent […]
What is Feeding Therapy? Why a Child May Need Therapy
If your pediatrician has recommended that your child receive feeding therapy, then you’re probably wondering exactly what it entails. Not only do we go over the reasons why a child may need feeding therapy, but we also cover what exactly it entails and how it may help your child in years to come. What is […]
How Therapy for Cerebral Palsy Can Help Your Child
Cerebral palsy is a permanent condition. However, you can still help your child develop the skills they need to navigate their world. Occupational therapy can not only help optimize mobility, but can also maximize learning potential and provide a greater quality of life. Now, we’re taking a closer look at how therapy can make a […]
How to Recognize Early Signs of Autism in Your Child
If your child has autism, then recognizing the early signs and symptoms of it is important. Starting therapy early can make a world of difference for your child, which is why we’ve compiled some symptoms that you should watch out for in your child and discuss with your pediatrician if they arise. What is Autism […]