This Scribble was scribbled by Fatima Khodary (Occupational Therapist at TCP) AN UNDERSTANDING OF SENSORY OVERLOAD Imagine yourself walking in the middle of Times Square, New York, on a hot day, chaperoning eight children, and worst of all, you are lost! Just imagine all the senses you would be feeling—hot, sticky, screaming kids, pedestrians [...]
Happy World Book Day! No one loves a good children's book more than your therapists at The Children's Place. Books provide wonderful language learning opportunities and are also great for developing attention and listening skills, and visual perception skills. We want to invite you to take a peek into our TCP book bag! Find out [...]
TCP Scribble Log is excited to introduce our first Guest Scribbler, James Adcock. Jame is a Board Certified Behaviour Analyst (BCBA) providing tailored ABA programmes for learnes with behavioural, learning and/or developmental delays in schools, nurseries, and in the home setting. He is also our go-to guy here at the clinic when we have [...]
This Scribble was scribbled by Trisha Pranjivan (Speech and Language Therapist at TCP) At The Children’s Place, we believe that therapy is most effective when our therapists and parents work as a team to facilitate the development of a child’s communication. Whereas the therapist may only see the child once a week, a [...]
Our Scribble Log will be our virtual playhouse; a place where parents can visit and read information, education and tips on how to support their child’s speech, language, and functional development. On the first Friday of every month, you can expect a blog post (Scribble!) written by one of our very talented therapists here at [...]
