In response to health and safety concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), Solace provides pediatric in-person and live Telehealth Therapy therapy sessions with the highest recommended protocols for the protection of our families and clinicians. We are providing the same quality of specialized Occupational, Physical, Speech, Feeding and Behavior Therapy to our current families; as well as comprehensive evaluations and therapy to new families. To learn more about Telehealth Therapy Click Here.
Bimonthly, we try and put the spotlight on one of the many special kids we get to work with every day! Previously, we showed the amazing improvement Oliver has been making through working with his speech and physical therapists and this week we want you to meet Sebastian who is taking down communication barriers through speech and language therapy. Using
Read MoreTwice a month, we are taking time to highlight the triumphs our fantastic kids are realizing in their sessions! Last time, we got to see how Arielle has been growing with the help of speech therapy and this week we want to introduce you to Oliver who has been making stunning progress with the help of physical and speech therapy.
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Twice a month, we are taking time to spotlight the progress and victories our amazing kids are accomplishing! Last time, we got to see how Harrison has been making strides with the help of occupational therapy, and this week we want to introduce you to Katianna who has been smashing her goals with her speech and language therapy! Katianna’s Amazing
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Every other week we publish a celebration post featuring the achievements our kids are making! We love being able to celebrate each of them: The hard work they put in, and the steps they are making toward their goals. This week, we’re celebrating Selah and her progress with her speech language therapist. Selah Incredible Progress in Her Speech Therapy Selah
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What happens when a parent first expresses concern about a toddler’s speech development? How can a parent know whether a child is simply a late-bloomer or is having more serious developmental issues? When to Seek Help Why don’t we give it a few months and see if the child catches up on his or her development. Unfortunately, this is often
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Kids understand language far before they know how to speak. Science tells us that babies can actually hear us when they are in utero, and new research indicates that infants as young as six months can understand the meaning of many spoken words. The timing of all this – hearing, understanding, and eventually speaking – can be quite frustrating for
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