The Endless Possibilities of Sensory Bins
Making a sensory bin at home is a great way to engage with your child while targeting a variety of skills. Click here to learn what to consider when creating a sensory bin.
Read the articleIt’s Time to Check your Car Seat
Did you know that nearly half of the car seats on the road are used or installed incorrectly? Learn more about installing a car seat properly and harnessing your child here.
Read the articleThe Benefits of Walking Backward
Taking steps and walking are significant milestones for functional mobility that many parents get excited about. But did you know that even walking backward is an important milestone?
Read the articleThe Benefits of Standing
Whether on your own or with a device, there are many different ways to stand. You can stand holding on to a surface, at an incline, or while exploring. But have you ever wondered why standing is so important?
Read the articleHow Rehabilitation Supports Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy is a group of conditions that challenge mobility, balance, and posture. Click here to learn how to prevent certain risk factors and the types of cerebral palsy.
Read the articleWhat is Fascia or Myofascial Tissue?
Fascia, or myofascial tissue, is a thin but tough connective tissue that wraps around most structures within the body, including muscles. Click here to learn how fascia works, what fascial tightness feels like, and the causes of myofascial pain.
Read the articleSelf-Care Tips to Prevent Organic Disability
Take care of your organs, and they will take care of you! On World Self-Care Day, we want to give you tips for improving your health and well-being.
Read the articleThe Power of Speech for Well-being
Words can heal or hurt, encourage, or discourage us. They also shape how we perceive ourselves and the world around us. On World Listening Day, we analyze the power of words for health and share some tips with you.
Read the articleThe Importance of Mental Health
When we experience difficult times, the demands can be very high, and sometimes, they can exceed our ability to handle them, harming our mental health.
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