We are excited to announce that TherapyTravelers is one of the official sponsors of Teach Your Heart Out, a 2-day conference designed to reignite a teacher’s + therapist’s passion for working [...]

By Carissa Torres Razo, aka School Psych Mama   Truth be told, and as contrary to the title as it seems, I am not very confident in my counseling/therapy skills as a School Psychologist.  [...]

Kate Lamb Check out her blog at http://www.towardzerowaste.com   Environmental toxins such as mercury, lead and phthalates cause developmental delays but, as special education professionals, [...]

Celeste Roseberry-McKibbin, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, F-ASHA Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders California State University, Sacramento   Introduction Today, over half the world speaks [...]

Whitney Smith, SLP www.whitneyslp.blogspot.com     Hi Friends! As I write this, many of you are experiencing extremely cold weather courtesy of the Polar Vortex. While we’re [...]

“Every time there’s a new tool, whether it’s Internet or cell phones or anything else, all these things can be used for good or evil. Technology is neutral; it depends on how [...]

Kimberly Sanzo, MS, CCC-SLP             Language deprivation is the term used for when a child does not have access to a naturally occurring language during their critical language-learning [...]

“You’re not going to give me homework, are you?” asks a busy parent of five children at the end of her child’s first speech therapy session. As a working mother of two young children, I [...]

Teachers can be one of the most influential people in our lives! In fact, when we hear the word teacher, there’s always a name that pops in our mind.  One great name that touched our lives [...]

Dr. Rebecca Talmud, PT, DPT Owner of Dinosaur Physical Therapy Riding a bicycle is a complicated skill that requires trunk stability and strength, balance, coordination, motor planning and [...]