sensory integration

The Story Behind Our Sensory Chew Tools

Please welcome Lorna d’Entremont as my first guest post! Lorna has been so kind to share my blog with others.   I hope you enjoy the story behind Kidcompanion’s chewelry and the efforts put into creating a quality product.  Lorna wears many hats as you will see below and is an asset to children and … [Read more…]

Low Tone: It is not just a speech thing

One of the consistent challenges I encounter in my practice is getting others on board with the idea that the child who is not verbally communicating his/her needs might benefit from other therapies.  I often hear that “my only concern is speech; he is not talking.” Many times that same child is running through the house, is … [Read more…]