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Broadview Heights ABA Therapy Team Breaks Down the Function of Behavior

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | January 14, 2022

If your child is receiving Broadview Heights ABA therapy (also known as behavior therapy), you’ve likely heard the term “function of behavior.” It’s a common phrase in the field of applied behavior analysis (ABA). As behavior analysts, one of the…

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Neuroplasticity and How it Relates to Brecksville Early Intervention Services

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | January 10, 2022

If your child has been recommended for Brecksville early intervention services, either due to developmental delays or a diagnosis of a condition like autism, Down syndrome, or cerebral palsy, odds are you’ve heard the term “neuroplasticity.” That’s a somewhat intimidating…

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How Our Brecksville Speech Therapists Help Boost Kids’ Social Communication

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | January 5, 2022

Social communication is the way we use language in social contexts, encompassing social interaction, social cognition, pragmatics and language processing. Our Brecksville speech therapists recognize that while many of us take the “rules” of these exchanges for granted, they can…

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How Social Skills Groups Help Children With Disabilities & Delays

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | December 16, 2021

Social skills groups can be an invaluable tool for children who are developmentally delayed or struggle with social and communication skills. It’s particularly valuable for children on the autism spectrum, but can also be pivotal for children, teens, and young…

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When Should Our Child Start ABA Therapy?

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | December 15, 2021

When your child is diagnosed with autism, there are so many unknowns. Families may feel as if they’re drowning in all the decisions with which they’re faced, compounded by the fact that few practitioners speak of long-term outcomes with any…

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A Child’s “Occupation” is Play – A Brecksville Occupational Therapy Perspective

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | December 8, 2021

Those first introduced to the world of early intervention therapy are often confused as to why children would need occupational therapy. After all, kids don’t have “occupations,” right? Actually, they do! As our Brecksville occupational therapy practitioners can explain, children’s…

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Child Developmental Regression & What To Do About It

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | December 3, 2021

Child developmental regression is when a child loses certain developmental skills they previously acquired. It might seem as if they’re almost moving backward in their development. This is different from developmental delay, when kids reach certain milestones later than expected…

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Brecksville ABA Therapists’ Tips on Navigating Thanksgiving

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | November 6, 2021

Lots of families look forward to celebrating the holidays each year, with Thanksgiving being a particular favorite. But as our Brecksville ABA therapists understand, parents of children on the autism spectrum may be worried that such celebrations are far outside…

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How Brecksville Homeschooling Can Benefit Kids With Special Needs

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | November 6, 2021

Many children with disabilities and special needs struggle with the traditional school structure. Kids with ADHD often need shorter lessons and tests that aren’t timed. Children with Down syndrome might need accommodations for reading, writing, and testing. Kids with dyslexia…

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How Brecksville Speech Therapists Treat Kids With Aphasia

By Therapy & Wellness Connection | November 3, 2021

Our Brecksville speech therapists are skilled at treating kids with aphasia, a speech-language disorder that adversely affects a child’s ability to communicate. A child with aphasia can experience numerous speech-language difficulties, such as understanding what’s being said, coming up with…