Understanding Autism Screening If you suspect your child may be showing signs of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), taking the step toward an autism screening can feel both overwhelming and hopeful. Autism screening is not a diagnosis but rather a tool to identify whether further evaluation is needed. The process is designed to detect potential signs […]
Grief is a deeply human experience—but for children, it’s also a confusing one. When someone they love dies or something precious is lost, they don’t always have the words, context, or emotional tools to make sense of what they’re feeling. At The Therapy Tree, we believe that supporting children through grief is not just about […]
For parents, the health and well-being of their child is the most important thing. That’s why it is important to catch signs of any challenges within their daily lives. The term, early intervention, refers to just this: a range of services and supports provided to infants and toddlers (usually from birth to age 3) who […]
As the school year winds down, it’s the perfect time to reflect, prepare, and make the transition into summer as smooth as possible. With just a few weeks left, focusing on finishing strong while planning ahead can make a big difference. Encouraging students to stay motivated and complete assignments on time helps them end the […]
As the days grow longer and the weather warms up, spring brings a fresh start and a busy schedule. With the end of the school year approaching, now is the perfect time to plan ahead and make the transition smooth for both kids and parents. Spring is a great time to declutter and organize. Cleaning […]
Social therapy focuses on developing the skills children need to navigate everyday interactions successfully. These skills, collectively known as pragmatics, involve understanding and following social rules that guide how we communicate with others. Pragmatics cover a wide range of behaviors, such as knowing how to take turns in conversations, recognizing the appropriate way to address […]
Dyslexia is a common learning difference that affects a child’s ability to read, write, and spell. It is not related to intelligence but rather to how the brain processes language. Identifying dyslexia early is essential for providing the support children need to succeed academically and build confidence in their abilities. What Is Dyslexia? Dyslexia primarily […]
Eating and drinking are essential parts of a child’s daily life, but for some children, these activities can be difficult and even distressing. Swallowing issues, also known as dysphagia, can impact a child’s ability to eat and drink safely. Swallowing therapy, a specialized service provided by speech therapists, is designed to help children overcome these […]
Social communication is a vital aspect of how children interact with others and navigate the world around them. It encompasses the ability to use language appropriately in social situations, understand nonverbal cues, and engage in meaningful conversations. For some children, developing these social skills may require additional support, and that’s where social communication therapy can […]