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Free Screenings for Children at New Pleasanton Location
We're thrilled to announce that they will be offering free Occupational Therapy and Speech Therapy screenings for children at their new Pleasanton location.
Navigating the Holidays: Supporting Children with Sensory Sensitivities
The holiday season is a magical time filled with twinkling lights, festive tunes, and joyous gatherings. However, for children with sensory sensitivities, the holiday cheer can become overwhelming.
Unlocking Winter Break Enrichment at Child's Play Therapy Services
As the winter break approaches, Child's Play Therapy Services is excited to open its doors to a world of enriching activities designed to make the holiday season both fun and educational for children of all ages.
Self-Regulation for Children: Strategies to Help Your Child Thrive
Self-regulation is the ability to manage and control one's own emotions, thoughts, and behaviors
Embracing Neurodiversity in Children: Nurturing Individuality
In this blog, we will explore the concept of neurodiversity in children and highlight the importance of Child's Play Therapy Services PC in promoting their well-being and overall development.
Recap! Gestalt Language Parent Ed
We want to express our gratitude to everyone who joined us for our recent parent educational night in partnership with SEED Lafayette, where we delved into the fascinating world of Gestalt Language Processing (GLP) - Explaining Echolalia
Occupational Therapy for Children: Helping Kids Develop Essential Skills & Reach Their Potential
In honor of Occupational Therapy Month, let's take a closer look at why OT is so important for kids.
The Impact of the Pandemic on Child
It’s been years without normal school routines or regular family outings.
Practical Tips For Conquering the Challenge of Online Learning
School provides valuable childhood experiences for social interaction, movement, emotional regulation, and daily routine.
Wondering how to help your child with dyslexia learn? Think Educational Therapy!
If your child has dyslexia or other learning disability, educational therapy could be the answer you’ve been seeking and didn’t even know existed.