The article, “Can an app for Google Glass offer a path out of autism?” by Vijee Venkatrama originally appeared on BetaBoston, March 16, 2015. My response to this article follows. First of all, I strongly dislike the headline. It suggests that we NEED a path out of Autism, which we DO NOT. Am I saying Continue reading
Speech Language Pathology
Worry About YOURSELF!
My hubby always used to say, “You do you, I’ll do me”, telling me to basically worry about myself and he will worry about himself. This was earlier on in our relationship, way before marriage and and children were even a thought in our minds but it still applies at times. We do have to worry Continue reading
How To Set Expectations With Your Child
After sharing articles on how to help your little one manage anxiety on social media, I was asked about what exactly an expectation chart looks like and to explain that further. If you missed those articles you can get them here: Part 1: How To Strategically Manage Anxiety Part 2: Strategies for Managing Anxiety Let’s Continue reading
Book Club Week 27: Animal Strike At The Zoo
Theme of the Month Zoo Book of the Week Animal Strike At The Zoo By Karma Wilson Color of the Week Pink In keeping with last weeks color and working on pink a bit more this week, have fun finding creative ways to find pink in your home. Go on a scavenger hunt or go Continue reading
7 Tips For Easier Transitions
Oftentimes, kiddos who have little-to-no language and/or who struggle with sensory challenges also struggle with transitions. That said, many children regardless of these factors struggle with transitions. So what does this look like? A transition takes place anytime your child is expected to move from one activity to another. They are hardest when your little Continue reading
Book Club Week 26: Dear Zoo
Theme of the Month Zoo Book of the Week Dear Zoo By Rod Campbell Color of the Week Pink There may only be one instance of Pink in the book BUT… If it is spring where you are located you may be starting To see pink outside in the blooming flowers. If it’s too early Continue reading
8 Ways to Shut Off Your Brain And Sleep Better At Night
Just this week, I asked how many hours a day do you worry? The most common answer was 24/7 since many of you worry in your sleep. This weighed heavy on my heart because even though I have trouble sleeping enough hours each night, when I do sleep, I am a deep sleeper. I used Continue reading
Book Club Week 25: Green Eggs and Ham
Theme of the Month Dr. Suess Book of the Week Green Eggs and Ham By Dr. Seuss Color of the Week Green Have fun pointing out all of the Green in the book! Then look for Green both in and outside of your home. Is it spring where you are yet? Can you see the Continue reading
YOU Are Your Child’s BEST Therapist
You are the parent. You know your child BEST. I may be trained in my profession but you are trained in everything related to your child. The fact is every child is different and you know your child better than any professional with letters following their name ever will, even if they spend 20 Continue reading
Book Club Week 24: Hop On Pop
Theme of the Month Dr. Suess Book of the Week Hop On Pop By Dr. Seuss Color of the Week Yellow There is lots of yellow to be found in this book! As always have fun finding yellow around your house. Look for yellow kitchen utensils, fruits and boxes in the kitchen! Song/Nursery Rhyme of Continue reading