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Pediatric Physical Therapy & DIR/Floortime
What is DIR/Floortime? DIR stands for Developmental, Individual-differences, Relationship-based. DIR/Floortime is a relationship-based approach that considers each child's developmental capacities, individual sensory and motor differences, and relationships with...
A Day in the Life of an ABA Client at SPACE Therapy & Gym
A Day in the Life of an ABA Client at SPACE Therapy & GymWhat does a typical day look like for a child receiving ABA therapy at SPACE Therapy & Gym? While every child’s schedule is individualized to their unique goals and needs, each day is designed to provide a...
Sensory Play Ideas to Support Language Development
Sensory Play Ideas to Support Language DevelopmentSensory play is not only fun—it is also a great opportunity to build communication and language skills! When children are engaged in sensory activities, they are often more motivated to interact, explore, and learn new...
Toy Toolbox: How to Use the Critter Clinic in Multiple Ways
Toy Toolbox: How to Use the Critter Clinic in Multiple WaysThe best toys are often the ones that can be used in many different ways. The Critter Clinic may be designed for pretend veterinary play, but with a little creativity, it can support a wide range of...
What to Expect at Your Child’s First Evaluation at SPACE Therapy & Gym
What to Expect at Your Child’s First Evaluation at SPACE Therapy & GymStarting therapy can feel like a big step—for both you and your child. At SPACE Therapy & Gym, we want your first visit to feel welcoming, supportive, and as stress-free as possible. Here’s a...
Supporting Every Voice: An AAC Guide for Families
Supporting Every Voice: An AAC Guide for FamiliesAt SPACE, we understand that every parent wants the very best for their child’s communication journey. One of the most frequent questions we hear when recommending Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is:...
Understanding Gestalt Language Processing (GLP)
Understanding Gestalt Language Processing (GLP)When most of us think about learning to talk, we picture children learning single words first—like "mama," "ball," or "dog"—and then gradually putting those words together into phrases and sentences. This is often called...
Supporting Bilingual Language Development- Part 4
Supporting Bilingual Language Development- Part 4If you are concerned that your child may have a speech-language delay, it is important to consult with a certified speech language pathologist. But many parents do not know where to start. If your child is bilingual,...
Supporting Bilingual Language Development- Part 3
Supporting Bilingual Language Development- Part 3Many bilingual families want their children to speak more than one language. Your home language is an important part of your culture, family relationships, and identity. But parents often ask questions like: “Will...
Supporting Bilingual Language Development- Part 2
Supporting Bilingual Language Development- Part 2Many bilingual families want their children to speak more than one language. Your home language is an important part of your culture, family relationships, and identity. But parents often ask questions like: “Will...
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