Client of the Week
April is Occupational Therapy Month and we are excited to spotlight an “Client of the Week” during the month of April. Rachel has received occupational therapy services from Jodi Carroll, […]
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Keeping Your Child Home, Safe, and Active with DIY At-Home Obstacle Course
With schools out of session and playground structures closed, our children have lost a lot of their normal physical activity and play throughout their days. Is your child acting out
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Not all Attention Problems are ADHD
Why is the question of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder being asked earlier in childhood AND later in adulthood? As I started my career in neuropsychology, most families would not ask
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Play: The Most Important Class in Your Child’s Education
There is an old saying, “Play is children’s work.” In an ASAP, over-scheduled world, our society has lost sight of this. Kids are involved in extra-curricular activities every night of
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The Ten Best Things You Can Do for Your Child with Autism
You have a family member who has been recently diagnosed with an Autism Spectrum Disorder. Now what? Be early and active in seeking interventions. Do not trust the wait and
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Learning Disability Assessment: School and Beyond
Do these comments sound familiar? “He has the ability, if he just tried harder, he could do it. He chooses not to do the work.” “If she would just pay
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“Attention” All Parents! Teacher says my child is not focused, now what?
The fall season is upon us and the new school year is in full swing. The start of the school year is a time of transition, but once kids settle
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The Feeding Continuum: Occupational Therapy & Feeding
As children grow and develop so do their eating habits. The number of foods in a child’s diet is expected to increase with developmental age. Many children are described as
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Fox17 News Asks Dr. Wolff How to Cope with Anxiety After Mass Shootings
“GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. —This weekend’s mass shootings sent a shockwave of grief and anxiety throughout the country, and if you’re feeling anxious about returning to work, school, or public events,
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Outpatient vs. School-Based Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapists help individuals across the lifespan develop and strengthen skills for the job of living! The occupation of a child depends on their age and can include dressing, toileting,
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