You may also join group therapy programs to improve social skills. Group therapy activities may include sharing experiences, reading, storytelling, playing games, art therapy, or engaging in team ...

If you're trying these relaxation exercises with a child or a group of ... on how long the children are engaged and try again another time. Join your child in trying the Lazy Cat, the Turtle, the ...

Play therapy may look different for children diagnosed with IDD. Depending on the diagnosis and individual presentation, children may engage in more concrete or repetitive activities rather than ...

Instead of a bunch of parents hovering around our children in our local play area, I thought it would be a good idea for us ...

Board games for kids don’t have to be boring ... making it fun for small or large groups of kids. This dexterity game is easy to learn but requires careful moves and a light touch to avoid ...

Nemours Children’s offers one of two DBT programs in Delaware, providing teens with support, validation, and skills to ...

Family systems therapy, also called family therapy ... Family therapists may work with adults and children on an individual basis, run group sessions for family members, consult with couples ...

"Does your teen have friendship problems, struggle with everyday conversations, or lack the ability to intuitively interpret what others are thinking, saying or intending? Then the ASD IOP may be ...

In-school therapy sessions are being provided at all Ames Community School District Schools and the AMES Center.

So while we’ve written before about all sorts of games and activities in ... A classic whodunit, the game’s kids discover a series of clues and a group of suspects, zeroing in on the guilty ...

The treatment the Nielsens underwent is part of an industry of intensive “reunification therapy ... advocacy groups say the ...