Blog - Carolina Pediatric Therapy

Encourage Parents of Special Needs Children

August 26, 2014 in

Behavioral health

Being a parent is hard, but being a parent to a child who has special needs can be exhausting and...

Visual Schedules II

August 20, 2014 in

Autism

In Visual Schedules Part 1, we talked about the purpose behind Visual Schedules. In Part 2, we’ll...

1 in 33 Suffer From Childhood Depression

August 18, 2014 in

Behavioral health

When we think about someone who is suffering from depression, we tend to think of teenagers and...

Teaching Social Skills to Children with Special Needs

August 13, 2014 in

Social skills

Social skills are an important skill that can help your child succeed in all aspects of his life....

How Teachers Can Make Their Classes More Inclusive

August 12, 2014 in

Special needs

Inclusion in the classroom refers to when children with special needs are mainstreamed into a...

How to Make Sensory Bottles

August 08, 2014 in

Autism

Recommended Ages - All ages

Visual Schedules

August 07, 2014 in

Disabilities

Starting up the new school year is usually a daunting task for any parent, but especially those who...

Jenna Tryke Video Update

August 05, 2014 in

Physical therapy

Jenna is a little girl with a mission: to get out and see the world, on her own terms. A bright,...

Amusement Park Vacations With Special Needs Children

August 01, 2014 in

News

Many families take their vacations in August right before school starts. You may be planning an...

Camping With A Special Needs Child

July 29, 2014 in

Physical therapy

Camping with your children can bring back wonderful childhood memories and is a great bonding...

Stuttering Therapy

July 22, 2014 in

Early childhood intervention

In our article "Stuttering” we talked about what to look for if you are concerned your child has a...

Rylee in the Upsee

July 09, 2014 in

Physical therapy

Little Rylee is a beautiful child, without question. You can see the potential in her bright,...

WLOS Upsee Story

July 09, 2014 in

Autism

Imagine your only view of the world is from lying flat on your back with your head turned to one...

Overcoming Stuttering Disorder

June 25, 2014 in

Early childhood intervention

Chances are either you or someone you know stutters. In fact, one out of every twenty children...

Stuttering - Speech Disfluency

May 30, 2014 in

Speech disfluency

One in twenty children stutters. This common speech problem can cause kids to lose confidence in...

Tactile Dysfunction

May 27, 2014 in

Autism

Imagine spending the day in a shirt made of scratchy burlap. Your shoes are two sizes too small,...

Asheville Speech and Language Therapy

May 20, 2014 in

Early childhood intervention

Understanding the differences between speech and language therapy can be a task all in itself....

The Upsee Arrives at Carolina Pediatric Therapy

May 07, 2014 in

Physical therapy

For some children with neuromuscular disorders, the phrase “let’s take a walk” is about to take on...

Carly's Voice: Breaking Through Autism

May 05, 2014 in

Book review

“Carly’s Voice: Breaking Through Autism” is a remarkable story of Carly Fleischmann, who was...

Happiest Place on Earth, Next to Disney

April 16, 2014 in

Occupational therapy

On the radio this morning the radio DJ covered the top ten worst jobs and followed up with the top...

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