Child’s Play Plus
Elevating the standards of clinical care has been a passion of ours since our founding. We wanted a place where patients of all ages and need, along with their families could come to seek exceptional outcomes, all while adding to the meaning of what a special needs clinic should be. In its beginning years, the services started with a small group of therapists, offering intervention in a few small locations, and for a brief time, in the community only. But thanks to their dedication to their science, passion for their mission, focus on convenient on-site amenities and generalization experiences, and an ever-increasing number of passionate caregivers, Child’s Play Plus has grown beyond our wildest imagination. And we are just getting started.
When you arrive at Child’s Play today, you’ll find the finest clinical staff and their support teams intervening on everything from early learning, problem behavior reduction and replacement (including severe aggression and self-harm) and family education; not to mention social programs, occupational therapy, speech therapy, diagnostics, and family support counseling. From our dream of a clinical experience beyond the norm it’s blossomed into, Child’s Play Plus continues to inspire our commitment to clinical excellence, growth, and community support.
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Emotional Skills
Friday, February 12, 2021
Occupational therapists work from the inside out to address the difficulties children may face. Learning about emotions and being able to understand how they change in different situations is a valuable skill for kids. OT helps develop self-awareness and social skills (among many others) that help the body and mind work together!
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Speech Therapy
Wednesday, February 10, 2021
Some children have difficulties organizing the sounds we make when talking. “Gliding” is a common speech pattern that typically disappears by age 5. This is when “l” and “r” sounds are substituted for “w” and “y” sounds. Speech therapy helps correct this phonological process, and much more!
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What to bring to your tour
Monday, February 8, 2021
What to bring to your tour:
If possible, having the following information is very helpful during a first meeting to ensure we provide you with the most accurate information. Depending on what you have available, recommendations can be made to acquire needed items.1. Insurance Cards, including Primary and Secondary Policies. Include any insurance that may be available to your child, such as additional parent and step-parent policies. Benefits vary greatly!
2. Copies of any grants your child may have
3. Diagnostic reports
4. Previous treatment plans, if applicable
5. Referrals, if you have any (may or may not be required, depending on insurance)
6. Lots of questions. We like these!Click the link to schedule your tour! https://childsplayplus.com/contact/schedule-a-visit/
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Play based Occupational Therapy
Saturday, February 6, 2021
Feed the frog! Just one of the many games we utilize during Occupational Therapy to work on things like bilateral coordination (using both sides of the body together). Children who appear clumsy, drop things often or primarily use one hand in activities may need help with their bilateral coordination. Questions? Allow our team of professionals to guide you to the next step: https://childsplayplus.com/contact/
My confidence in their ability to help my patients has yet to wane. Child’s Play is an amazing resource to our community.