Reflexes play an important role in a child’s ability to establish effective motor patterns and integrate sensory information. In one study, 60% of neuro-typical children were […]

#7455 DEI: Culturally Competent Practice in Pediatrics.   This is an introductory course on culturally responsive practice when working with children and their families and caregivers. It […]

As a pioneer in movement and exercise, Joseph Pilates observed the importance of core stabilization as well as other important principles of movement. In the 1930s […]

Pediatric feeding and swallowing problems that effect infants and children may be complex and often involve a combination of factors including issues that can make eating […]

Margaret Dawson, EdD, NCSPRelated seminars and products   Peg Dawson, EdD, NCSP, is a school psychologist and for over 20 years has worked at the Center for […]

Do you work with children and adolescents with autism who exhibit explosive behaviors that interfere with their ability to effectively and efficiently navigate their environment? They […]

It is so frustrating to have used all of the “gold standard” techniques and still not see progress. You’ve already worked through the traditional anxiety interventions […]

Children with moderate to severe neuromotor impairment benefit from hands on treatment to improve therapeutic outcomes. Best practice in early intervention emphasizes use of therapeutic interventions […]

Smartphone and internet overuse can be heavily implicated in anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and stress. ...and 67% of your clients are compulsively checking their smartphones for alerts, calls, and texts […]

What do you do with anxiety and trauma clients who do not improve? The anxiety spectrum exemplifies the disorders where emotions override thought. Fragmented memories get […]