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.
As our children grow and develop, we always want the best for them, to watch them thrive and make their way in the world. As they get bigger and start to become their own little persons, we watch them approach and succeed at all the challenges that life has to offer; from the mental and physical needs of the world
Read MoreEvery other week, we highlight one of the incredible kids we work with: We celebrate their wins and feature their progress. We looked at Oliver knocking some intentional curve balls out of the park by listening and following directions. This week, we’re focusing on Makayla and the progress she’s made in such a short time in her occupational therapy and
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A few times a month we are taking the opportunity to showcase the milestones and triumphs accomplished by the amazing kids we work with. Previously, we showed how Melia has been learning to crawl and eat with the help of speech and feeding therapy, and this week we want to highlight Andrew who has been meeting his milestones with the
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A couple of weeks ago, we took the time to celebrate the accomplishments of Supreme who has made fantastic progress with his ankle-foot Orthosis! This week, we want to put the spotlight on Jayla who has been making incredible strides with pediatric occupational therapy and physical therapy through telemedicine. Jayla’s Advancements with Physical and Occupational Therapy This week’s celebration post
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Ever since my son was a baby, he has been a chewer. Sure, most babies go through a phase of putting non-food items in their mouth (this often is a sign of teething – here are some great teething remedies), but my son took it to the next level. As a baby, he would constantly chew on his pacifiers and
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It’s difficult to balance, perform coordinated movements on both sides of the body, sit up straight in a chair, hold a pencil, control scissors, or jump if you don’t have a strong core. We know that decreased core strength commonly contributes to other issues like W-Sitting and delayed motor skill development. The causes of weak core muscles in toddlers are
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