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Back to School: Fostering a Connection With Your Child

The start of a new school year can be a mix of excitement and anxiety for children. As a pediatric mental health therapist, I understand the importance of strong parent-child bonds in supporting children's emotional well-being during this transitional period. Building Resilience Through Connection Creating a supportive…
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Back to School Tips: Backpacks!

As the new school year begins, the weight of your child’s backpack can become a significant concern. Improperly packed or worn backpacks can lead to discomfort, pain, and even postural issues. At Marshall Pediatric Therapy, we understand the importance of proper backpack use for your child’s well-being. Filling the Bac…
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Getting Kids Moving: Pediatric Physical Therapy

Physical therapists don't just help adults recover from injuries. Pediatric physical therapists are specially trained to help children of all ages overcome challenges and reach their full potential. Whether your child has a developmental delay, a sports injury, or a chronic condition, a PT can create a fun and effectiv…
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Beyond Individual Words: Gestalt Language Processing

Most people are familiar with the typical sequence of language learning. Babies start out babbling, then start using single words around the age of 1 year, then start using word combinations such as “go car” or “my ball,” and then advance into early sentences. We refer to this as analytic language learning. Some childr…
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Baby Steps to Independent Sitting

Babies reach a point where conquering tummy time isn't enough. Their sights, and tiny, grasping hands, are set on a new horizon: independent sitting! But the journey from rolling champion to sitting superstar requires more than just sheer enthusiasm. As a pediatric physical therapist, I see the excitement and frustrati…