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Creating a Picture Schedule

November 26, 2013 in

Autism

Have you ever gotten so caught up in a project that you hated to put it down so you could do...

Autism Society of North Carolina and Asheville Pizza and Brewing Company

November 25, 2013 in

Autism

Autism Society of North Carolina and Asheville Pizza and Brewing Company will provide a unique...

How to Have a Sensory-Friendly Holiday Dinner

November 19, 2013 in

Autism

The holidays can be an exciting time, full of joy, but they can also be a time of stress, meltdowns...

How We Learn to Read

September 10, 2013 in

Audiology

Reading is a process that takes more skill than identifying letters on a page. It may take four or...

40 Under Forty Award Winners

September 05, 2013 in

News

The Chamber and the Young Professionals of Asheville congratulate the 2013 40 Under Forty award...

The Magic of Listening

September 03, 2013 in

Audiology

We know that ears hear and the brain listens. We understand these as two different functions-...

Auditory Processing Disorders in Children

August 13, 2013 in

Audiology

Each of us processes the sounds we hear around us. When sound moves into our ear as energy, our...

International Citizen Diplomacy

April 21, 2013 in

News

On Friday, April 19th, Carolina Pediatric Therapy was honored to host a group of international...

Music Therapy

October 29, 2012 in

Improvement of memory

“Music Therapy,” a medical practice supported by scientific research, describes the application of...

AFO's Ankle Foot Orthoses

October 29, 2012 in

Assistive technology

An orthosis is an appliance for any part of the body that serves to support, align, prevent or...

Literacy and Writing

October 29, 2012 in

Speech disorder effects

The Effects of Speech and Language Disorders on Literacy and Writing

Sending Your Child Mixed Signals

October 29, 2012 in

Language delay

There is no one perfect strategy to manage your child’s behavior at all times. However, after years...

When Should Speech Sounds Be Mastered?

October 29, 2012 in

Speech and language evaluation

Just as there are physical milestones that your child will reach at a certain age, there are also...

Early Childhood Development

October 29, 2012 in

Writing

The Effects of Speech and Language Disorders on Literacy and Writing

Reflux and Childhood Feeding Disorders

October 29, 2012 in

Gastroenterology

Reflux—The silent enemy

Sensory Defensiveness & Feeding

October 29, 2012 in

Sensory defensiveness

Sensory defensiveness is defined as having an anxious reaction to non-noxious sensory stimuli. In...

Childhood Apraxia of Speech

October 29, 2012 in

Cas

Childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) is a speech disorder that affects motor skills. The disorder...

Cortical Visual Impairment

October 29, 2012 in

Touch stimuli

Cortical Visual Impairment is caused by damage to lobes and pathways in the brain which are...

Baby Signs

October 29, 2012 in

Special educators

Teaching Your Infant or Toddler Baby Signs

Cochlear Implants & Children with Hearing Loss

October 29, 2012 in

New-found sense of hearing

A cochlear implant is an electronic device that improves hearing for those individuals able to...

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Creating a Picture Schedule

Autism Society of North Carolina and Asheville Pizza and Brewing Company

How to Have a Sensory-Friendly Holiday Dinner

How We Learn to Read

40 Under Forty Award Winners

The Magic of Listening

Auditory Processing Disorders in Children

International Citizen Diplomacy

Music Therapy

AFO's Ankle Foot Orthoses

Literacy and Writing

Sending Your Child Mixed Signals

When Should Speech Sounds Be Mastered?

Early Childhood Development

Reflux and Childhood Feeding Disorders

Sensory Defensiveness & Feeding

Childhood Apraxia of Speech

Cortical Visual Impairment

Baby Signs

Cochlear Implants & Children with Hearing Loss

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