Monthly Archive
April 12, 2011
By: Scott Prath, M.A., CCC-SLP, Bilinguistics Reprinted with the express permission of the author as it appeared on the Bilinguistics Blog I read the book A Whole New Mind by Daniel H. Pink while searching for new ways to approach issues at…...
Special Thanks to Tonya at Therapy Fun Zone for the heads up on this terrific activity she found on TPCraft.com Supplies needed are: 10-12 paper towel rolls, hot glue gun, magnets, scissors, a marble – and a metal door or refrigerator. Looks…...
[Source: The Daily Mail (UK)] He once wanted to know why he couldn’t ask Santa Claus to give him arms and legs. Now Nicholas Maxim has proved that he doesn’t need either, by winning a national award for handwriting – despite not…...
By: Sullivan,  on the blog ‘Left Brain, Right Brain‘ I’ve read a lot about the benefits of the iPad over the past year. And, yes, it is a very good thing to add to the arsenal of tools to help disabled people.…...
April 7, 2011
Steven C. White (2011, April 5). The ASHA Leader. ASHA Responds to Error in Letter from Health and Human Services ASHA is helping state associations respond to an erroneous characterization by Kathleen Sebelius, U.S. secretary of health and human services, who informed…...
April 7, 2011
By: Erik X. Raj, CCC-SLP Copyright 2011. Reprinted with the express permission of the author as it appeared on his blog Artic Brain When is the last time you showed one of your students a YouTube clip in speech therapy? Probably never,…...
April 6, 2011
[Source: ABC News] Shannon Penrod, 48, of Saugus, Calif., could feel a change coming over her son Jem Miller. By the time he was two, parts of his speech gradually began to disappear. In just a few months, what started as, “Mama…...
Thanks to our great friends at YourTherapySource.com for this week’s Therapy Tip. Create a set of tactile alphabet cards or a child’s name using our alphabet cards. The purpose of this activity is to encourage fine motor skills, bilateral coordination and tactile…...
April 5, 2011
[Source:  US News and World Report/HealthDay] For people with the movement disorder dystonia, starting deep brain stimulation therapy early in the course of the disease provides better results, according to a new study. Click here to find out more! Dystonia is a…...
[Source: ScienceDaily.com] Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is widely recognized by the medical community, and there are a number of therapies in place. But as many as six percent of all children suffer from the less familiar Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD).…...