Judgment and the Teenage Brain
Judgment and the Teenage Brain Ask any parent: The teenage brain is difficult to decipher. And regardless of whether your teenager has special needs or not, the mood swings, out-of-character...
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Infant Games Grows Brains
Infant Games One of the fascinating facts about brain development is that as far as the brain is concerned, we are all born premature. Even though we are born with...
How to Use Music to Bond with Your Child and Help Them Reach Developmental Goals
Music. Does your child enjoy it? I am guessing that the answer is, “Yes, my child loves music!” My next question is, “How are you using music to bond with...
Teaching Independent Play a Win-Win for Children & Parents
Teaching Independent Play A Win-Win for Children & Parents Ethan returns home from school after a busy day of structured activities. His mother, Andrea, spends some time snuggling with Ethan...
Summertime Fun a Yoga Journey to the Beach
Yoga poses inspired by the season, as well as insight for a super food to boost our immune system
Alternative Reality: Fitness and Your Child
In years past, when in workshops or conventions, I would be informed that I would be grouped in the “Alternative Treatment” section. I’m not quite sure what fitness and play are alternative to
Yoga As Alternative Therapy
If you are looking for something therapeutic for your child that can be fun, economical, and done in a group, consider Adaptive yoga
Sensational Blessings
For an average child, someone else’s light touch on their skin would go almost unnoticed. But, for a child with SPD
The YMCA First Special Needs Summer Program
Kristy McKinney and Jessica Collins and their hard work will pay off when they begin the summer 2009 program