Doniella Adame is a hard working, and loving mother to her son, Noah. Doniella and her husband bring Noah into Circle Creek Therapy for Speech & Occupational Therapy because Noah has a language delay.
We admire Doniella for her determination & great attitude, so we kne...
We all know that it's important to drink water, but we do we actually do it? Not necessarily.
Our physical therapists here at Circle Creek Therapy suggest that you should drink about 32 oz of water each day because some of your daily value also comes from the food that...
The ability to perceive a form and find it hidden in a conglomerated ground of matter.
Visual figure-ground refers to the ability to locate & identify shapes & objects embedded in a busy visual environment, or the ability to attend to one activity...
This reflects a child's ability to look at an incomplete shape, object or amount, and fill in the missing details in order to identify what it would be if it were complete. This skills requires abstract problem solving.
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...
In my experience, many times people hear the phrases “core stability” or “core strength” and think as physical therapists we are talking about having “abs of steel,” but that is not the case.
Our core muscles are the foundation muscles that allow movement to occur.
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...
