Pediatric Therapy

School is back in session, which means back to the weekday routines. Part of your weeknight routine may involve homework. For some kiddos, homework can…

While school-age kids are adjusting to learning remotely during this time when schools are closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, families with infants and toddlers…

Need Some Great Gifts Ideas For Kids? Use Our Holiday Gift Guide!  Leanna Moss, Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant, and Anne Zinn, Speech Language Pathologist,…

Anne Zinn, Speech Language Pathologist and Feeding Specialist, discusses tips and tricks to help you navigate mealtime with picky eaters during the holidays.  Tip…

What is Torticollis? Torticollis is when a child will have a preference to tip their head one way and rotate it the other way. It…

What is AAC? AAC stands for augmentative alternative communication. AAC is any form of communication that’s not verbal, including: Signs Pictures Facial gestures Pointing Speech…

What is Toe Walking? Toe Walking is just when a child walks primarily on their toes without putting weight on their heels or other parts…

What are ocular motor skills & why are they important?  Ocular motor skills are basically just watching things with our eyes. Lynnae Glascock, a…

Thinking outside of the box to maximize treatment outcomes is something Kristie Kemner-Schoen and Lynnae Glascock have been doing for years in their roles in…