Mid-Semester Check In It’s hard to believe that it’s already October! We’ve had a chance to get settled into the school year by now and we’ve made some great relationships with our students. Now that we understand the students we have this year, it’s a great time to check in with ourselves and reflect on […]
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Being resilient is one of the best skills to have and to teach children. Resilience is the capacity to with stand or to recover quickly from difficulties. Think about how important this skill is for each and everyone of us throughout life, Resilience is a skill and can be practiced until it becomes a habit.
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Positive feelings and mental well being go hand in hand with being happy and feeling joy. This does not mean being happy every single minute of the day or never experiencing any pain or problems. What I am referring to is your overall state of mind, your outlook. Happiness does not come from other
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Hey y’all! What are some signs that your child will need school based physical therapy services? Remember your child must have a disability or functional limitation that prevents them from participating in and accessing their education. If your child does then they may be a candidate for physical therapy services in the school setting. The
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“Do this, do that, don’t do this, don’t do that. Listen to me! How many times do I have to say it? Have I not told you how to do this already?” Do you ever feel like it doesn’t matter how many times or how many ways you say something to a child… you just
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Rough day at school today? Ugh, I’ve been there! We are back with the next installment in our Behavior is Communication series with information on the dreaded MELTDOWN.
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