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Tips, resources, and insights from our therapists in Jacksonville Beach and Mandarin, FL.

Speech Therapy: Introducing the G Sound
Speech Therapy

Speech Therapy: Introducing the G Sound

Replacing /d/ for /g/ is called phonological fronting. Learn how our SLPs help children produce back sounds correctly.

May 24, 2023Read more ›
5 Easy Ways to Incorporate Sensory PlayOccupational Therapy

5 Easy Ways to Incorporate Sensory Play

Sensory play builds nerve connections in the brain. 5 easy ways to incorporate it at home.

April 25, 2023Read ›
Physical Therapy for TorticollisPhysical Therapy

Physical Therapy for Torticollis

Congenital Muscular Torticollis affects 3% of babies. Early physical therapy can correct it completely.

March 28, 2023Read ›
World Down Syndrome Day!Community

World Down Syndrome Day!

March 21st -- World Down Syndrome Day. We celebrate the abilities of people with Down Syndrome.

March 21, 2023Read ›
Sisters 4 Sight: A Family Journey Through Gene Replacement TherapyFamily Stories

Sisters 4 Sight: A Family Journey Through Gene Replacement Therapy

One family journey through rare vision conditions and why early intervention makes all the difference.

September 11, 2020Read ›
How to Reduce Back-to-School AnxietyParent Tips

How to Reduce Back-to-School Anxiety

Practical tips to help your child transition smoothly into the new school year.

September 11, 2020Read ›
Common Myths and Misconceptions About AACSpeech Therapy

Common Myths and Misconceptions About AAC

AAC does not hinder speech. Busting the most common myths about Augmentative and Alternative Communication.

September 11, 2020Read ›
Phonological Disorders: Tan we do play a dame?Speech Therapy

Phonological Disorders: Tan we do play a dame?

Learn about phonological patterns like fronting and stopping and how speech therapy helps.

September 11, 2020Read ›
Is It Ok if My Baby Always Holds Their Head Tilted to the Same Side?Physical Therapy

Is It Ok if My Baby Always Holds Their Head Tilted to the Same Side?

Always tilting to one side could be Torticollis. Learn the signs and how early PT helps.

September 11, 2020Read ›