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Are you looking for effective, compassionate ways to support your child during meltdowns, big emotions, or tough transitions? Our latest video, by guest speaker occupational

  Pause & Regulate: Nervous System Reset for Overwhelmed Parents Feeling overwhelmed by a child’s meltdown or tough parenting moment? You’re not alone. This quick

Potty training is tough and overwhelming for both parent and child. Join occupational therapist Marissa as she breaks toileting readiness down into manageable steps. This

In this video, Sophie Deaner, a speech language pathologist, talks about ways you can help grow your child’s communication skills at home. 3 Ways to

Join us for a discussion about comorbidities common in autistic children and what treatment looks like, presented by Naomi Replogle, APRN, CPNP-PC, PMHNP-BC. Treating Comorbidities

In this video, Emily Harvey, a speech language pathologist, talks about how to model stage 1 gestalts for your child who is a gestalt language processor (GLP) in a way that might help them pick up phrases and consistently use them!

Do you find yourself dreading mealtime every day? Does your child only have a few foods in their regular diet, with a lot of stress whenever presented with something new?

In this video, Andrea Gibson, occupational therapist specialized in feeding, discusses practical, every day tips that can help turn mealtime back into a positive experience for the whole family.

In this video, we break down what AAC modeling is and how parents and caregivers can support their child’s communication development at home. Modeling helps show them how to use AAC in everyday situations.

Join us as we hear from Dr. Kim Pinckney about navigating therapies at the intersections of neurodiversity and race.

In this video, we hear from Leann Firestone about her challenges, triumphs, and everyday realities of parenting while living with chronic illness. From balancing competing needs, maintaining routines, and navigating community resources, this is a deeply personal look into what it’s like to navigate two demanding roles—parent and patient.