From Our Experts

The Importance of Developing a Daily Routine

As a parent or caregiver, it might be crossing your mind: "how do I help to develop a consistent routine for my child, but also make that routine actually work for my child and our family?" If you are, you are certainly not alone! The professional support from Marshall Pediatric Therapy's clinicians could make the worl…

Screen Time for Kids: Finding Balance

Finding balance behind a screen. Why it's important and ways that we all play a part. It's no secret that electronics have become a significant part of EACH of our everyday lives. Due to the fact that we are constantly surrounded by technology, whether that be in our homes, at work, or out and about, it's been rather h…

How to Help Kids With Anxiety

Anxiety in children is much more common than many people realize – one in five children will experience clinical-level anxiety. However, there are specific techniques and methods that can help children deal with their anxiety in healthy and beneficial ways. It is essential for parents – as well as teachers and caregive…

A Journey with Autism. IT'S WORTH IT.

Whether you are just hearing the words of your child’s diagnosis, or you’ve been traveling on a special needs journey for many years, it’s always nice to know there are people with you. There will be footprints left behind by those who have traveled the path before you, and others that will follow your footprints as th…

Four Tips & Tricks to Encourage Early Communication

Parents, below are 4 tips and tricks to encourage early communication with your kiddo. As a Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) that has a passion for early language, I use all of these during my therapy sessions. 1. Narrate everything. You can do this by announcing and talking through both your and your child’s routines…