Tag Archives: OT

Dark circles and bright spots

Posted on March 22, 2013 by amberhj

I’m growing ever more concerned about Cody and myself. On Wednesday morning I had a crying meltdown after driving way up north for an appointment for Stella, which I thought had been squeezed in before preschool that day but was … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged childcare support, developmental delays, OT, parenting, PT, reflex integration, sensory processing, strabismus, volunteering | 9 Comments

Spring

Posted on March 11, 2013 by amberhj

I know that our efforts in OT and PT have really just begun, but I swear I already see little buds that will one day burst into blossoms. Slowly, steadily, surely. I see her ever-so-smoothly writing letters on the chalkboard … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged accommodative esotropia, OT, PT, sensory processing, strabismus | 1 Comment

Onward

Posted on March 4, 2013 by amberhj

After weeks of evaluations, we are now in the thick of OT and PT appointments and daily OT and PT work at home, and sensory activities, on top of three types of patching to help fight the double vision Stella … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged accommodative esotropia, motor delays, neuroplasticity, norman doidge, occupational therapy, OT, physical therapy, PT, reflex integration, strabismus, the brain that changes itself, vision therapy | 7 Comments

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Dark circles and bright spots

Spring

Onward

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