Visual Memory is the skill that helps you recall visual information that you have seen.
Visual memory is crucial for children to learn because it aids in their reading and writing skills. If you start to notice that your child is having difficulty in this area, look at...
Stephen is a hardworking, personable, & kind father.
Courtni & Stephen own Circle Creek Therapy, and they have their son, (Noah), attend Occupational, Speech, & Physical Therapy because Noah has some developmental delays due to a seizure disorder.
As a healer, I need to be a good listener for my patient, in order to hear the real issues and areas to address effectively. I can perform manual treatments to reduce swelling and pain, teach how to move body part...
There, I said it. I’m a speech-language pathologist; I own my own rehabilitation therapy clinic. This is what I do for a living, and my son has an expressive language delay. My son spends his days in my clinic, interacting with clients, parents a...
This refers to a child's ability to differentiate between objects & forms. It gives us the ability to notice subtle differences & to identity if something does or doesn't belong.
If your child struggles with Visual Discrimination, you...
It is the ability to remember a series of forms and find it among four other series of forms. Visual sequential memory reflects a child's ability to recall a series or sequence of forms.
But if someone struggles in this area, it can cause prob...
Megan Morton is a devoted mother to her four children. She has one girl and three boys. Two of her boys are twins, and they are both diagnosed with apraxia.
Apraxia is when someone knows exactly what they want to say, but when they go to move their mouth, the sounds do...
When thinking about this fall, let’s not forget some basic principles that promote an environment most conducive to learning to listen and the development of spoken language! Below are some tips and tricks!
1. Keep within a close proximity of the child. This means tha...
