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Integrating Tonic Labyrinthine Reflex: An exercise for children with learning disabilities
Do you work with clients struggling with learning disabilities? It could be from a retained reflex.
Does Sugar Mimic or Increase ADHD Symptoms?
Have a cranky, irritable, and unmotivated child or teen that cannot concentrate well? Perhaps sugar-loaded foods are to blame!
5 Tips for Public Speaking with a Stutter
If you were to ask someone what they’re afraid of, you’re likely to hear some common answers: spiders, snakes, heights, and public speaking. But for those who stutter, the fear of public speaking can be amplified by their anxiety about stuttering. Get 5 tips for helping your client get more comfortable with public speaking.
Overcoming the Impossible with the Phone
For a person who stutters, talking on the phone can be a particularly challenging situation. Get tips, and download the free worksheet to use with your clients who stutter and struggle with the phone.
Nurturing the Mind, Body and Soul of Those Who Stutter
Marilee Fini, MA, CCC-SLP, sheds a unique light on the subject of stuttering since she has spent most of her life dealing with her own stuttering. Throughout her journey, she has faced many situations which she deemed as “IMPOSSIBLE” but was able to overcome them through hard work, dedication and faith.
The Timing Therapy Exercise Every Therapist Needs
Give us four minutes, and we'll show you how you can see up to 30% gains in the executive-function skills of your clients with ADHD.
Can adding an iPad® to therapy increase your patient's cooperation?
Your iPad is a powerful tool for more than just games and streaming video. Explore how you can use tech beyond apps to motivate and engage your patients.
Stop telling your patients with dizziness, “I can’t help you."
It's an all too common diagnosis, and often these patients are frustrated, fatigued, and feeling hopeless. Learn how to quickly identify the type and cause of your patient’s dizziness.