How to Use Books to Promote Communication Skills
We use books and story-telling with children to help promote brain development, teach language and emotions, spark curiosity, and encourage children to use their imagination.
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Understanding the Puzzle of Autism
Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), refers to a group of conditions that cause difficulties with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech, and nonverbal communication.
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A Small Glimpse at Traumatic Brain Injury
A Traumatic Brain Injury, or TBI, results from a direct hit to the head that disrupts healthy brain function and development. The severity of a TBI ranges from “mild” to “severe.”
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The Benefits of Standing
Standing is an important activity that benefits people of all ages. From improving bone density to helping with lung expansion, it boasts benefits for all of our body systems.
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A Closer Look at Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral Palsy (CP) can be described or classified in many different ways, including the severity or type of CP. One way to classifying CP is by telling the body part(s) affected.
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Cerebral Palsy in Children
Cerebral palsy is a common diagnosis for a group of conditions among children affecting their motor development. It is a result of brain damage occurring before or during birth.
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Save the Date: TeletonUSA Event 2020
On December 12th, starting at 10 AM EST / 9 AM CST / 7 AM PST, don't miss on Univision the stories of our patients, musicals, and special programming. Celebrate with us the inclusion of our children!
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CRIT launches Halloween-themed recipe book
This small recipe book will show you very simple recipes with different themes to make this season something monstrously delicious. Whether it's easy snacks, party appetizers, or a meal, we've got you covered! There is something for everyone!
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Padrinoton: This is how Diego’s life has changed at TeletonUSA
Diego Rodriguez and his father have a very special bond. This bond has helped them keep a very positive attitude during their therapies at CRIT.
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