We have found additional highly qualified therapists to add to our team! We are excited to have added: Debbie Colson-McCarty CCC-SLP/L and Cara Blair CCC-SLP/L. They are highly experienced, highly qualified and a wonderful addition to our team of seasoned experts! http://cincinnatitherapyconnections.com/about-us Cincinnati Therapy Connections continues to provide high quality speech therapy in Cincinnati and the […]
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Written by MrsSpeechieP: Blog for Parents of Children with Special Needs (November 15, 2017) Read the blog here! Sign up to get her blogs!! Top 5 Toys For Speech Development One of the most common questions I get from parents is, “What can I buy to help my child learn to talk?” Many of these […]
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By Will Boggs, Reuters on November 21, 2017 taken from ScientificAmerican.com/articles Read the article here (Reuters Health) – Babies begin to learn words and what they mean well before they begin talking, and researchers are beginning to understand how they do it. “I think it’s especially intriguing that we find evidence that for infants, even their early words aren’t ‘islands’: […]
Sensory Santa presented by Autistic Endeavors Inc. is Dec 10th, 2017 from 11am to 1pm at Knights of Columbus Hall (3144 Blue Rock Road, Cincinnati, OH 45239). RSVP by calling 513-251-6106, or email autistic-endeavors.org. Make sure to leave your name, child’s name and your phone number. :o) Cincinnati Therapy Connections provides in home speech therapy […]
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Written by KIMBERLY MARSELAS | LNP CORRESPONDENT, Oct 26, 2015 Read the full article here As art teacher Alisa Leidich sends four vertical lines marching across an oversize drawing pad in parade like formation, 20 kindergartners put their hands to paper and try their best to mimic her. It’s not as easy as it might seem. […]
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Read the full article here Taken from HealthyChildren.org, published 5/4/17 by Lead author Julia Ma, HBSc New research being presented at the 2017 Pediatric Academic Societies Meeting suggests the more time children under 2 years old spend playing with smartphones, tablets and other handheld screens, the more likely they are to begin talking later. As the […]
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Written by: Michelle Garcia Winner Read the full article here A classic example of a person with a social learning challenge is Jason. He is in 4th grade, has excellent language skills, and amazing abilities to learn information about his topics interest (i.e., history, math). He enjoys learning factual information and excels in fact-based academic tasks. […]
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4 Ways to Help Your Child Bond With Playmates Who Have Special Needs It’s not about pity or charity. When a child finds common ground with a peer who has special needs, the payoff is powerful—for both kids. By Jana Banin from Parents Magazine Benzi Goldman (left) who has Autism, playing with friend Adam Bregman (right) There was […]
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Electronic Baby Toys Associated with Decrease in Quality and Quantity of Language in Infants
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Electronic Baby Toys Associated with Decrease in Quality and Quantity of Language in Infants NEUROSCIENCE NEWSDECEMBER 31, 2015 FEATUREDMOST POPULARPSYCHOLOGY6 MIN READ Electronic toys for infants that produce lights, words and songs were associated with decreased quantity and quality of language compared to playing with books or traditional toys such as a wooden puzzle, a […]
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The West Chester Dance Academy has “Darby’s Dancers” which is a free dance classes for children with special needs! Darby’s Dancers was started to honor the memory of Darby Emma Jones who lost her life to leukemia at the age of 14. Born with Down syndrome, a heart defect, and leukemia, Darby lived a life full of passion, […]