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Therapy on the Go: How to Boost Skills at the Grocery Store, Library, or Playground
When you think of therapy, you might picture a quiet room, a therapy swing, or a stack of flashcards, but the truth is, therapy doesn’t have to stay in the clinic. Real learning happens in real-life settings. Everyday community places like the grocery store, library, and playground are full of opportunities to strengthen your child’s…
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Using AAC in the Community: Tips for Families on the Move
Empowering Communication Anytime, Anywhere When your child uses AAC (Augmentative and Alternative Communication), every outing becomes an opportunity to practice and grow their communication skills. But let’s be honest, using AAC in public can feel overwhelming at first. Between managing devices, navigating unfamiliar environments, and handling curious stares, it can be a lot. The good…
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Black History Month: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Black History Month is an annual celebration of the achievements of African Americans and to celebrate their amazing contributions to America. This week, we would like to thank Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Thank you Dr. King for your leadership. Download your activity book here: Be sure to incorporate reading into your child’s daily routine to…
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Building Social Skills in Children: Engaging Activities for Every Age Group
Building social skills in kids requires structured, engaging, and developmentally appropriate activities that cater to their unique learning styles and social needs. Social skills activities should be tailored to individual abilities, sensory preferences, and comfort levels to support development while gradually encouraging interaction, cooperation, and relationship-building. Effective social skills interventions often involve structured play, visual…
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Going To Therapies: Social Stories
Social stories are important for kids, especially those with autism and other exceptionalities because they help them understand and navigate social situations more effectively. Social stories help children navigate new experiences by providing explanations of what to expect, which reduces anxiety and builds confidence. They prepare children by describing the situation, setting expectations for behavior,…
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2024 in Review: Celebrating Growth, Achievements, and New Beginnings with Love & Co.
As 2024 comes to a close, we have been reflecting on all the amazing things that Love and Co. has achieved this year. We have accomplished so much together this year, we have heard first words, helped children take their first steps, written for the first time, spoken for the first time using an AAC…
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Securing the Right Adaptive Equipment for Your Child’s Needs
Children may require adaptive equipment to overcome challenges and support their development, independence, and participation in daily activities. Adaptive equipment is specially designed to address barriers related to physical, sensory, cognitive, or communication needs, enabling children to engage more fully in educational, recreational, and self-care tasks. These tools play a vital role in helping children…
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Para costear sus servicios de Terapias, del Habla y Lenguaje,Ocupacional y Fisica con nuestra oficina de Love & Company. A travésdel systema portal de becas EMA (Education Market Assistant):
Para costear sus servicios de Terapias, del Habla y Lenguaje,Ocupacional y Fisica con nuestra oficina de Love & Company. A travésdel systema portal de becas EMA (Education Market Assistant): 1. Haz un clic en “Marketplace” (Mercado) 2. Haz un clic en “Find Providers” (Buscar proveedores) 3. Seleccionar su estudiante becado en el menu. 4. Para…
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How to Submit Scholarship Payments to Love & Co For Step up For Students Scholarship
To pay Love & Company for your speech, occupational, or physical therapy services through the EMA (Education Market Assistant) Scholarship Portal. 1. Click on Marketplace 2. Click on Find Providers 3. Select your Scholarship Student from the dropdown box. 4. For SPEECH Services: Under Find a Provider, use the drop down menu to find SPECIALIZED…
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Preparing for Storms with your child with special needs
When preparing for a storm with a child who has special needs, predictability can provide comfort. Start by explaining what storms are and how your family will stay safe during one. Include simple, clear visuals to make it more accessible. Practice safety drills together, so that when the storm comes, the experience feels familiar. A…