The Sensory Project Show Reviews ARK Products
Posted by Guest Blogger Rachel and Jessica from The Sensory Project Show on 11th Oct 2019
This guest post is the transcription from a podcast with Rachel and Jessica at The Sensory Project Show.
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Rachel: Welcome back to The Sensory Project Show! So this is episode 63 and we’re talking about ARK Therapeutic today.
Jessica: Woohoo!
Rachel: If you follow us on Instagram, you saw our unboxing of a giant box of products from them that they
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5 Ways to Easily Assess Tongue-Ties Using ONE Simple Tool
Posted by Guest Blogger Susannah Silvia, MCD, CCC-SLP on 21st Aug 2019
This helpful guest blog post is courtesy of Susannah Silvia, MCD, CCC-SLP.
The term tongue-tie has been thrown around a lot lately in homes and in therapy clinics. With all the different names, effects, and treatments, speech-language pathologists and parents are often left confused in their own role of diagnosing. .
Tongue-tie, or ankyloglossia to the medical field, is not a newly di
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Beefing Up Muscle Memory with the Tran-Quill Vibrating Pencil
Posted by Guest Blogger Jenn Choi on 10th Jun 2019
This fantastic guest post comes to us from Jenn Choi.
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One of the most enjoyable parts of my job is that I have the privilege of trying out new gadgets that help kids in school. We certainly have our share of academic struggles and so I was excited to try a pencil that had been on my mind for quite some time. It is basically just a pencil but the cool part is that it vibrates. Y
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Oral Motor Therapy with Someone Who Is Visually Impaired
18th Sep 2018
Question: Do you have any specific tips for doing oral motor exercises with a child who is blind or visually impaired?
Almost all of the exercises we talk about (both in the Z-Vibe book and on our blog) are tactile-based. They focus on touch, not sight. So you should be able to do almost all of the exercises.
Before each exercise, we always recommend d
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