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An Evidence-Based Review by Marie Foster What is Therapeutic Listening? How Does It Help? Therapeutic Listening Program (TLP) is a neuroscience-based program that produces highly beneficial outcomes for people with autism.  People who use TLP find improvements in language development, sensory processing skills, find & gross motor coordination, memory, thinking skills, and emotional wellness (Advanced …

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We are pleased to announce that the Kid’s Work Therapy Playgroups ran this summer were a huge success! Thank you to all that participated! Here is some lovely feedback we have received from friends and family this summer: “Dr. Stephanie’s ability to keep the kids actively participating in play group [was one good aspect]. Every …

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A lecture on the agenesis of the corpus callosum, presented by our Fieldwork Level II student, Jessica Carranza!

Interactive Metronome® (IM) is an evidence-based assessment and training tool that measures & improves the synchronization of neural impulses within key brain networks for cognitive, communicative, sensory & motor performance. In other words, IM improves motor coordination and timing through repetitive movements to a metronome by aligning neurons in the brain. Motor coordination and timing …

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Here’s an excellent article from Understood.org on the 8 myths of Sensory Processing disorders. We know from research, that Sensory Processing Disorders (SPD) do exist. Children respond to the world through their 8 senses. This author, Amanda Morin, does a good job explaining the background senses (proprioception & vestibular senses) and the newer sense of interoception. She …

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Teenagers need sleep. According to a recent study through the Sleep Number research, teens need up to 10 hours of sleep per night. Take a look at this article and let me know what you think: https://blog.sleepnumber.com/6-surprising-ways-teens-are-affected-by-lack-of-sleep/ The study found that 3/4 high schoolers are not getting the recommended amount of sleep which leads to …

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