What is ADHD? ADHD is defined by the core signs of inattention, hyperactivity and impulsiveness. There are three presentations of ADHD: In a world that…
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Understanding W-Sitting in Children: What Parents Should Know?
As physical therapists, we often hear parents expressing concern about the postures their children adopt while playing at home and school. Among the various positions,…
Understanding Reward Systems in ABA: A Parent’s Guide
When it comes to supporting children with behavior challenges or developmental disabilities, Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a widely used approach that helps teach and…
Hydrotherapy: A beneficial adjunct to land-based physical therapy in children
What is hydrotherapy? Hydrotherapy, also known as Aquatic therapy, is the use of water for therapeutic purposes. It has been gaining recognition as an effective…
School Readiness
Starting school is an exciting fun-filled time, but it can also seem like a big scary change and a step for children and parents. Planning…
The Power of Play: Exploring the Benefits of Play Therapy
Children today play less than previous generations, and this shift has significant implications for their overall development. Play is more than just fun and games…
I think I need help…
but how do I ask?
Fostering self-advocacy in school-aged children with communication challenges. What is self-advocacy? Self-advocacy is the ability to communicate your needs. Children who self-advocate are more…
The Power of Books
Have you ever wondered about the magic that happens when you read a book with your child? How does that special time together shape their…
Head deformities and head turn preferences- what to look for and how to prevent it?
In the initial months after birth, it’s not unusual for parents to seek consultation with their paediatrician or a physical therapist due to concerns of…
Theory of Mind (Tuning in to others)
Does your child ever cover their eyes and think they are invisible when playing games such as hide-and-seek? What about when you ask your child…