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Halloween Tips ~Let’s Talk Sensory!
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Halloween has long been a favorite holiday for kids. But trick-or-treating can be trickier and less of a treat for ...
Arbor Therapy
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Arbor Therapy What does the word Arbor mean to you? A large, towering tree of great strength, offering shade on ...
60 plus refreshing self-care ideas for busy moms
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As moms, as much as we would love to invest in self-care activities to keep relaxed, refreshed, and recharged, we ...
Managing Negative Emotions Related To Stuttering In Children
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Children can display a wave of emotions with their disfluencies or stuttering. This can come in the form of anger, ...
Music in the Background
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Sarra Erb, Board Certified Music Therapist Have you ever watched a movie that had no background music? Have you ever ...
I’ve got rhythm – Music and the Brain
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Music not only makes us feel good, but it is a total brain workout. Music is a product of the ...
Why feeding therapy?
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A child that is a picky eater or will not eat at all can be stressful for everyone in the ...
Making The Most of Music With Kiddos
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Sarra Erb, Board Certified Music Therapist Music is a fun, interactive, and useful tool that can engage your children at ...
Pediatric Physical Therapy
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Pediatric Physical Therapy By Maurivel Raglin, Physical Therapist Assistant Here at Arbor Therapy, Physical Therapy can be dynamic, fun ...
Torticollis: Symptoms, causes, treatment
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Torticollis: Symptoms, causes, treatment Torticollis is a condition that some babies have involving the muscles of the neck that ...
Why is Tummy Time Important?
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Not just for infants! What is tummy time? Tummy time is considered any type of weight bearing through upper extremities. ...
Video Modeling and Use in Occupational Therapy Process
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What is video modeling? Video modeling (VM) is a mode of teaching that uses video recording and display equipment to ...
W-sitting and Potential Adverse Effects
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W-sitting and Potential Adverse EffectsDeb Mordhorst, Doctor of Physical Therapy While W-sitting is a common and perhaps preferred choice for ...
Cerebellar Ataxia
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Cerebellar AtaxiaBy Sara Murphy, Doctor of Occupational Therapy The cerebellum is the part of the brain tucked underneath the back ...
Activities and Strategies for Feeding
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Activities and Strategies for feeding Toddlers and older children who have difficulty with eating may have limited food preferences,weak oral ...
Sensory Processing Disorder
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Sensory Processing Disorder By Dr. Sara Murphy, Occupational Therapist Sensory processing is how a person is able to take in ...
Caregiver Burnout
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Caregiver burnout Caregiver burnout is a very real and common occurrence. It can not only affect a caregiver’s mental health ...
60-plus Refreshing Self-care Ideas for Busy Moms (and Really, Is There Any Other Kind?)
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As moms, as much as we would love to invest in self-care activities to keep relaxed, refreshed and recharged, we ...
Tips for Getting Sensory Kids to Wear Winter Clothes
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Tips for getting sensory kids to wear winter clothes The tactile sensory system is one of the earliest developed senses ...
What Is Dyspraxia?
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What Is Dyspraxia? Dr. Sara Murphy, Occupational TherapistDyspraxia is a neurological disorder that affects fine and gross motor skills, memory, ...