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Catch Your Child Being Good

Speech-Language Red Flags to Catch Early

As parents and caregivers, it’s natural to wonder whether your child’s speech and language skills are on track. Every child develops at their own pace, but certain early red flags can signal that a child may need extra support to communicate effectively.
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Why Orton-Gillingham Is Considered the “Gold Standard”

Why Orton-Gillingham Is Considered the “Gold Standard”

The Orton-Gillingham (OG) approach is widely recognized as the gold standard for teaching children with dyslexia and other reading or language-based learning differences.
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY EVALUATIONS

MULTIDISCIPLINARY TESTING

Our team looks at patterns from many angles that include: psychology, education, speech, and medical.
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Expanding Your Child’s Attention Span Through Play

Expanding Your Child’s Attention Span Through Play

One of the most powerful ways to strengthen your child’s attention span is through play. Play is not only fun it’s a natural, brain-building workout for focus, problem-solving, and persistence.
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Attention Span

Attention Span

A common question parents ask is, “Is my child’s attention span normal?” It’s an important question, because attention is the foundation for learning, playing, and even building relationships.
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Back To School

Should Kids “Tough It Out” at School?

Should Kids “Tough It Out” at School or Is It Time to Step In? It’s a tough question, especially when your child is facing school stress, anxiety, or academic challenges.
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Building Better Mental Health

Building Better Mental Health

Mental health care for children and teens should be comprehensive, compassionate, and rooted in whole-child wellness.
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Physical Activity Supports Academic Achievement

A growing body of research highlights how movement can truly benefit academic success and achievement. Physical activity doesn’t just benefit a child’s body, it strengthens their brains.
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