We are officially in the ‘ber months. Summertime is nearing its end and the streets are already filling up with fall – and even Halloween – decorations. It’s hard to let go of long summer
With the summer months coming many families are in the middle of planning family vacations and fun trips and some will be going on spur of the moment trips. This may seem super normal to
Hey, ya’ll, Macey Price writing to you today to share with you about our upcoming event, Spring in the Valley. As a new nonprofit organization, these fundraiser events are crucial to not only raising money for our
Many therapy blogs, and other information that is available to parents about children with special needs, focus on the younger children and early development. While these are very important and beneficial to parents and families
April is World Autism Month! Last week, Ashley, OTA, shared with us the role of Occupational Therapy in the lives of children who have Autism and this week we have another great way to celebrate
April is World Autism Month! Last week, Ashley, OTA, shared with us the role of Occupational Therapy in the lives of children who have Autism and this week we have another great way to celebrate
April is World Autism Month! Last week, Ashley Elrod, OTA, shared with us the role of Occupational Therapy in the lives of children who have Autism. This week we have another great way to celebrate
April is a very important month for a few reasons it’s Autism awareness month as well as occupational therapy month! I wanted to take a little look into Autism spectrum disorder and how exactly occupational
Easter is one of my favorite holidays! I love spring time, the weather, the flowers, everything is new and fresh! Growing up Easter eggs hunts were the highlight of spring. Whether it was at church,
On December 5th, 2020, we had the pleasure of hosting the First Annual Specially Gifted Gala at the Ann Jackson Gallery in Roswell, GA. Each annual gala will have a unique theme, beginning with our 2020
When a child hands you a piece of art they have made themself hanging it in their room or on the fridge is one of the perks of parenting! You get to show it off!
about Deneige Outram, RN, BSN, IBCLC Hey there! My name is Deneige Outram and I am a mother of two uproarious tots, a public health nurse, International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and founder of
school sensory paths A recent trend seen all over social media is for schools to have “sensory paths” or “transition paths” in the hallway to provide students a type of quick gross motor “break” while
