It’s The Most Overwhelming Time of Year!
Our winter holidays bring all sorts of excitement to the longer nights of winter: twinkling and flashing lights, music, carols and ringing bells, and a plethora of opportunities to gather […]
Our winter holidays bring all sorts of excitement to the longer nights of winter: twinkling and flashing lights, music, carols and ringing bells, and a plethora of opportunities to gather […]
October is Down Syndrome Awareness Month and it’s always a special celebration here at Imagine Pediatrics Therapy. In fact, we founded Imagine Pediatrics after the arrival of our son Malek, […]
Belonging to a team, scoring a point and feeling the exhilaration of putting a tick in the win column has always been touted as a positive, beneficial experience as kids […]
As school begins, children look forward to new friends, new teachers and new ideas. In the first few weeks that school is in session, parents look forward to hearing feedback […]
The phrase “pediatric occupational therapy” may raise a few eyebrows and prompt a great of questions. Toddlers don’t have occupations – why would they need occupational therapy? But when you’re […]
If you’ve ever seen an autism awareness ribbon or pin, you likely saw a lot of different puzzle pieces. Experts now use the term Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to describe […]
Every relationship we have in our lives, from birth to our senior years, is grounded in some kind of communication. Overwhelmingly, the better the communication, the better the relationship. This […]
When you’re the parent of a child with a disability, you strive to give your special needs child a full life that provides the same experiences, achievements, opportunities as any […]
As scientists and doctors continue to increase our collective understanding of human development, Imagine Pediatric Therapy knows that treating developmental delays can’t rely on a one-size-fits-all approach. For instance, our […]
Over the last 40 years, autism research has shifted from treating autism as one specific kind of disease toward a spectrum of developmental conditions known as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). […]