There are many reasons why a child may have difficulties learning. The causes aren't always known, but in many cases children have a parent or relative with the same or similar learning and thinking differences and difficulties. Other risk factors include low birth weight and prematurity, or an injury or illness during childhood (for example, head injury...
5 Principles of Speech Therapy for Children with Autism
Speech therapy services for children with autism can look very different depending on a lot of factors. Each speech therapist will need to determine which services will be best for each child. Here are some different ways that speech therapy services may be assigned to help the child make optimal progress:..
5 Different types of Special Education Needs
The main goal of special education is to ensure that every child, regardless of their abilities, has access to education and the opportunity to succeed. Teachers in special education programs work to enhance each child's strengths while providing support for their weaknesses...
4 Signs Your Child Might Need Pediatric Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy can help children who show signs of developmental delays. For example, if your 1-year-old isn’t crawling yet or if your 2-year-old can’t walk steadily, you should consult a medical professional about possible developmental issues. You can learn more about red flags for potential developmental delays for kids ages 1-5 from this blog entry...
