What is Sensory Integration? Sensory integration (SI) is a term used to describe how our brains interpret and organize information from the senses in order to make sense of our environment. This includes vision, hearing, taste, smell, touch, and the body’s ability to move and balance. It helps us interact with our surroundings effectively, efficiently, and in a meaningful way. When our senses are working well together, it allows us to effectively pick out and pay attention to

Introduction Parents, have you ever found yourself choosing between local groceries or clothes over those from big-box retailers? Many make this decision to support community commerce, secure higher quality products, or because they know the business owner personally. This principle of knowing who's in charge isn't just limited to groceries or clothes —it also applies when choosing a therapy clinic for your child. In this blog, we explore the pros and cons of therapist-owned

Introduction As parents and caregivers, you may have noticed a disconcerting trend : it's becoming increasingly difficult to find pediatric therapists for essential services such as Speech, Physical, ABA, and Occupational Therapy. This blog post aims to shed light on the emerging gap in pediatric therapy services, explore the reasons behind this trend, and discuss how Pediatric Constellations is taking active steps to address this issue. The Diverse Landscape of Pediatric Th

Every parent naturally wears a caring hat, looking after their child's needs by instinct. But what if you could also put on the thinking hat of a therapist? Bringing these two views together can lead to amazing growth and happiness in your child's life. Let's explore how you can combine these roles to best help your child. Many believe therapists have a clear-cut answer for every issue, as if there's a direct roadmap: if you see problem A, apply solution B. The reality? The

Imagine an exciting movie plot. However, instead of featuring spies or thieves, it's about everyday parents and dedicated pediatric therapists. Parents, with their unique understanding of their kids, join forces with therapists, who are experts at facilitating children's growth and learning. Together, they embark on a mission as thrilling as any movie: to help kids learn to talk, walk, eat, and interact with others. Parents & Therapists, What to Expect: Joining Forces First