It’s What to Do Wednesday! Scenario: You’ve been working with a kiddo, they’ve been making great progress, and meeting all their goals. You come to a point where the child is developmentally appropriate and you as the therapist no longer has any concerns.

In this post, you’ll meet my friend “F” - a 13 month old little one with a complex medical history including: prematurity, epilepsy, bilateral hearing loss, feeding difficulties (NG tube), and congenital heart disease.

In this post, you’ll meet my friend “E” - a 21 month old little one with no formal diagnosis but who scored low (between mild to significant delay) in all areas of development during the evaluation using the Developmental Assessment of Young Children. E also has some sensory processing difficulties: does not like loud noises, sometimes bangs head on toys and objects, does not like water or taking baths.

In this post, you’ll meet my friend “B” an adorable little one with goals related to physical development. In this case, I am the “team lead” for the child which means I meet twice a month with the family and during one of those visits, the PT joins.

Are you ready to get a sneak peek into exactly what my sessions look like? I’ve finally figured out a way to answer one of the most frequent questions I get...“can you share more treatment ideas?” but I’m answering it in a way that feels right for me - and fun! Introducing: Session Sneak Peek