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Books for speech development - Part 2
Fine motor skills
Fine motor skills are activities in which you use the small muscles in your hands and wrists to make precise movements. They're different from gross motor skills like running and jumping, which use larger muscles.
Speech Therapy for Toddlers at Home I Help your child learn to talk
Tips to improve attention & focus.
Most people forget things more readily as they age, and decreased concentration can accompany memory loss. Head or brain injuries, such as concussion, as well as certain mental health conditions can also affect concentration.
Strategies to reduce meltdowns
Find some calm-down routines, like deep breaths, clapping patterns or counting to 10. Practise calm-down routines while your child is feeling calm and secure.
Speech Activities for Children with Cochlear Implant
Activities for special education at home I Home activities
Summer Camp Therapy Activity I Speech Therapy Session I Online speech therapy
It’s here! Most families look forward to summer’s relaxation and lazy days. A therapy camp may be just the way to build skills in a fun way this summer.
Speech Exercises for Parkinson's Disease I Exercises I Voice and speech disorder
Parkinson's disease (PD) can affect speech in several ways. Many people with PD speak quietly and in one tone; they don't convey much emotion.
Teaching spellings to young learners I Learning process
If you’re looking to teach your child spelling words and improve their overall skills and confidence, it’s important to remember that the learning process should be made interesting, motivating and fun.
Rewards for behaviour I Eating disorder
Reward systems are positive consequences that encourage behavior change and include motivators like sticker charts, token economy systems, point systems, or behavior charts. These rewards are used to encourage change in some way.
Online occupational therapy
Sometimes children who have a disability or illness find it difficult to do everyday tasks. Occupational Therapy (OT) is mainly for children who need help learning routine skills that require motor coordination, balance and movement.
Oral desensitization I Oral exercises
The mouth is the most sensitive area of the body and babies use this to learn about different textures. This stage of exploring is also important in helping the child to develop control of their mouth.
How Speech Therapy helped this family! I 1SpecialPlace Speech Therapy India
1SpecialPlace is India's pioneering organisation that words with people world wide. We provide speech therapy online and home services.
Teaching spellings to young learner I Writing activities
Kids learn how to spell in the first and second grades. Most early spelling words need to be memorized. This is particularly true of high frequency service words.
Causes of hearing loss I Types of hearing loss
You're no doubt aware of the most common causes of hearing loss. Exposure to excessive noise, including restaurants, bars, concerts, headphones, and even certain household appliances.
How to do oral desensitisation at home
This video is a guide for parents who can do these simple exercises for oral desensitisation at home.
Developing personality in kids. I Personality traits
Every child has a unique personality he is born with, but the surroundings the child is raised in also play a major role in shaping the personality.
Interactive Green screen speech therapy
A virtual background enables therapists to use any image they want as the background for a video conferencing session. Here is the interactive green screen speech therapy
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder I Sensory issues
Occupational therapists help children and teens with attention deficit disorder (ADHD or ADD), sensory processing disorder, or other developmental delays build their skills in everything from handwriting to homework
How to teach a child Handwriting I Teaching strategies
Handwriting skills are an important developmental task and activity for kids. Through handwriting, they are able to express themselves and communicate with the world around them.
Cluttering and it's treatment
Role of OT in Down Syndrome I Oral motor skills
OTs work with the child at this stage to promote arm and hand movements that lay the foundation for later developing fine motor skills.
Applied Behavior Analysis I Improve social skills
Applied behavior analysis is a type of interpersonal therapy in which a child works with a practitioner one-on-one. The goal of applied behavior analysis is to improve social skills by using interventions that are based on principles of learning theory.
Anger in Children I Self-expression
Speech Therapy India I Best treatment for speech difficulties
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World Hearing Day
Activities to Improve Pincer Grasp
Problem Solving in Children I Encourage creativity
Screen Time for Kids I Encourage other activities
Treatments for Stuttering I How to overcome stuttering ? Professional tips for smooth speech
Top Signs your Child Needs Occupational Therapy I Motor skills