ABA Services for Schools: A Guide for Georgia Parents
Many parents of children in ABA therapy wonder what support the school can provide. Here is how behavior support usually works in Georgia schools, what to…
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Practical, plain-language articles written by the therapists who work with children every day. Nothing here replaces advice about your own child, but it should help you ask better questions.
Does Online Therapy for Kids Work? An Honest Look
For some children and some goals it works about as well as sitting in the room. For others it does not work at all. The honest…
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Occupational Therapy for Sensory Processing Disorder: What Parents Should Know
Some children experience sound, touch, movement and texture very differently from their peers. Here is what that can look like, how an occupational therapist evaluates it,…
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Pediatric Therapy at Home: What Georgia Families Can Actually Get
Families search for this constantly and the honest answer is narrower than they hope. One publicly funded program does it, it stops at three, and after…
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W Sitting in Children: What It Is and When It Actually Matters
Most young children W sit at some point, and the advice parents hear about it varies a lot. Here is what the position is, what the…
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IEP vs IFSP: What Georgia Parents Need to Know
Same federal law, two different parts, two different agencies, and the handover happens on a birthday. Here is what each plan is, who runs it, and…
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Articulation and Speech Therapy: Which Sound Errors Are Age Appropriate
A four year old who says wabbit is on schedule. A four year old nobody outside the family can understand is a different situation. Here is…
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Handwriting Trouble: Fine Motor Skills, or Something Else?
Handwriting is the last step in a long chain, and it fails for at least five different reasons. Practicing letters harder only helps if the problem…
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Pediatric Developmental Evaluations: How to Read the Report and Use It
You leave with a document full of numbers that were explained once, quickly, while you were still processing the first paragraph. Here is what each part…
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Speech Therapy for Apraxia: How It Differs From a Speech Delay
Two children can be equally hard to understand for completely different reasons. One is running late. The other is struggling to plan the movements. The plans…
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