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What is the Vestibular System | Pediatric Therapy TV

May 17, 2012

In today’s webisode a Pediatric Occupational Therapist explains to our viewers what the vestibular system is.  Find out more on the vestibular system from our conditions page by clicking here Click here to read a blog on Vestibular Senses In This Video You Will Learn: What the foundation of the Vestibular System is What Receptors [...]

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3 Tips For A Bed Time Routine | Pediatric Therapy TV

May 10, 2012

In today’s webisode, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst gives viewers 3 practical tips on how to get your child into a bed-time routine.    Read this blog for more bed-time routine tips: In This Video You Will Learn: What type of bed-time schedule to create Why consistency matter when starting a bed-time routine At what time [...]

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What is Echolalia and How Does It Relate To Autism | Pediatric Therapy Tv

May 3, 2012

In today’s webisode, a pediatric Speech and Language Pathologist sheds some light on what Echolalia is and it’s connection to Autism.  For more information on Echolalia, read this blog: http://nspt4kids.com/parenting/echolalia-what-is-it/ In This Video You Will Learn: What Echolalia is How Echolalia relates to Autism When Echolalia is developmentally appropriate Video Transcription: Announcer: From Chicago’s leading [...]

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How To Know When Your Child Is Ready For A Two Wheeler | Pediatric Therapy Tv

April 26, 2012

http://Learnmore.me In Today’s Webisode, a pediatric physical therapist answers a question from a viewer on how to know when a child is ready to ride a two wheeler bicycle.  For quick tips on taking off the training wheels, read this blog: http://nspt4kids.com/therapy/taking-off-the-training-wheels/ In This Video You Will Learn: At what ages a child is ready [...]

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How To Explain Divorce To Children | Pediatric Therapy Tv

April 19, 2012

In today’s webisode a Licensed Counselor gives viewers tips on how to discuss divorce with children. For tips on dating after a divorce click here:   In This Video You Will Learn: Preparation the parents need to have prior to telling children about the divorce Transitioning between homes of divorced parents Why routines are important [...]

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3 Transition Helpers For Children | Pediatric Therapy Tv

April 12, 2012

In today’s webisode, a Pediatric Occupational Therapist gives us tips on 3 different ways to help a child transition from one activity to another. Click here to read a blog about transitions and routines:  In This Video You Will Learn: How to best prepare your child for a transition Why timers can help your child [...]

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Bubble Beats for the Whole Family | Guest Blog

April 11, 2012

Guest Blog By Victoria R. Golden of Bubbles Academy One of the comments we hear most often at Bubbles Academy is, “We love the music!” Families hear a wide variety of live and recorded music in all of our classes: we use songs to teach baby sign, to encourage language development, and to inspire interaction [...]

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Tips For A Child With Sensory Overload | Pediatric Therapy Tv

April 5, 2012

In today’s webisode, a Pediatric Occupational Therapist gives our viewers practical tips on how to help a child who may experience Sensory Overload. Click here for more resources on Sensory Processing Disorder. In This Video You Will Learn: Calming options for children with Sensory Overload What type of visuals you can use for a child [...]

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The Use Of Visuals For Speech Development | Pediatric Therapy Tv

March 29, 2012

In today’s webisode, a Pediatric Speech and Language Pathologist gives details on how different visual aids can help children develop speech.  In This Video You Will Learn: What is a speech visual What types of visuals can help with the development of speech What ages and conditions the visuals work best with Video Transcription: Announcer: [...]

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Is Thumb-Sucking Okay For A Child’s Speech? | Pediatric Therapy Tv

March 22, 2012

In today’s webisode A Pediatric Speech and Language Pathologist gives us the low down on thumb sucking and it’s effects on speech. In This Video You Will Learn: The effects thumb-sucking can have on a child How to identify dental problems Who to ask if there are speech concerns Video Transcription: Announcer: From Chicago’s leading [...]

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