Tag: Occupational Therapy
Are Online Assessments As Good As In-Person Sessions?
Takeaway: Online assessments have a lot going for them, and some children prefer them to in-person sessions. It all depends on how skillfully the psychologist can manage online assessments. And you, as a parent or caregiver, can play a vital role in the process. Read More
Why Auditory Delays Are So Easy to Miss
Takeaway: Auditory delays (i.e., hearing problems) are tough to spot because their symptoms are often quite subtle. And they can be confused with other developmental differences like dyslexia, ADHD, developmental language disorder, etc. But with the right kind of specialist, your child can learn to reverse and/or adapt to these hearing challenges. Read More
Occupational Therapy: How to Help Your Child Be More Independent, Confident, & Adaptable
Takeaway: Children have occupations (i.e., daily tasks) which they take pride in doing. And when they need help with these, an occupational therapist can step in to assess the problem and teach them exercises to improve specific skill sets. Practise is vital, so the trick is to make the exercises a part of your child’s daily routine and keep them game-like. Read More
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And thank you for reading! Our goal with this blog is to share valuable information with you, update you on any Ed Psych Practice news, and explore the different ways we can help to support your child. Read More