IEP Meetings: What to Know as a Parent

Summer is an exciting time! A time where children are taking vacations with their families, attending camps, and enrolling in swim...

Torticollis, what is it?

It has been 52 weeks- or 365 days- or 8,670 hours- or however many seconds fit into a calendar year- since the first day of operations as...

Remember how I wrote before Christmas about how sometimes the holidays aren't so jolly when you have kiddos that have some extra needs? I...

I was just in the car and started signing along...'it's a holly jolly Christmas, it's the best time of the year!' I see so many people...

Welcome families, one and all, to the HLC Holiday Gift (Suggestion) Shoppe! So many parents ask our therapists about toys, games and...

I hadn't planned on writing a blog this week. But as I shared some personal challenges with navigating life with an explosive little with...

If you guys have been around for a while you know that I often refer to my 4-year old twin girl and the struggles we face daily. I never...

Happy first day of fall! While many of us dream of pumpkin spice everything, hoodies, cool nights, and cuddling under blankets, the...

Fall Leaves Sensory Project

It's September 1st and if you're anything like us, you're dreaming of apples, pumpkins, leaves, and the perfect bonfire weather! While...

I know if you're like me right about now you're asking yourself, "where did summer go?" In my conversations with other families this has...

Searching for engaging sensory activities on a rainy day? Here are two to try out brought to you by Cheryl and Stephanie, two of our HLC...

When you are a parent going through evaluations with your child you run a full gamut of feelings. You feel guilt wondering if you did...

With Memorial Day weekend upon us, some may choose to celebrate with BBQ's, fireworks, picnics, etc. For a kiddo with sensory processing...

According to the CDC, “compared with 2019, the proportion of mental health–related visits (to the Emergency Department) for children aged...

Let’s talk about effort- for moms and kids- in the journey of communication development for kids with Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)...

Mom guilt is real when you are going through evaluations for your child.