Lisa Smith has seven children, two with special needs. Take back your Friday and read her inspirational blog post on Autism Speaks about her experiences as an autism mother, and her response to the common statement ‘I don’t know how you do it.’
It’s hard to believe that we’ll soon be starting another year! As the holidays approach and the current year ends…whether you are a speech-language pathologist, occupational therapist, or other type of school-based therapist…you may be looking for ways to mark the old and ring in the new in your school-based therapy job. With some… Read More »
Children of all ages and abilities – not just those in the care of a speech-language pathologist, occupational therapist, school psychologist, or other type of school-based therapist – can benefit from sensory experiences. For those in your therapy classroom or sessions who may be struggling to make sense of the world around them, chances to… Read More »
Let the cool crisp air, orange and brown color palette and fast-approaching holiday season inspire you to create some new sensory bins for your special education classroom or center for speech-language pathology or occupational therapy. We know you advocate the use of sensory bins – as we do – because they promote practical life skills,… Read More »
