Month: October 2020

Little kids in a autumn park

The Importance of Outdoor Play

Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy
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In general, children can benefit from daily active free play whether it be indoors or outdoors. However, children of all ages can benefit from at least three hours of free play outdoors a day.

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Sisters eating delicious pasta in kitchen

Adapting and Shifting During a Pandemic

Speech and Language Therapy, Social Cognition, Executive Functioning Coaching
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I am a speech language pathologist who specializes in social cognition and executive functioning. I have been to countless Michelle Garcia Winner’s Social Thinking conferences as well as Sarah Ward & Kristen Jacobsen’s 360 Thinking Executive Functioning seminars.
Let me say it again… I teach social cognition and executive functioning skills for a living… However, this pandemic has completely upheaved my executive functioning skills and rewired my brain. Anyone else struggling??? Please let me explain…

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