Enablr Therapy

Did you know that, in many states, you can schedule speech, occupational, and physical therapy services without a doctor’s referral? No need to wait in pain.

Learn more about direct access through the link below!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/benefits-of-direct-access-therapy/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_Peds

Schedule with one of our certified therapists today!

Parent communication and involvement has been shown to have a significant impact on student school performance. As an education professional, building the parent-teacher should be a priority and making it easy for parents will make it easier for everyone!

Our team is heavily involved with virtual schools, so we have compiled some strategies to facilitate parent communication! To view the full article, use the link in our bio!

As teletherapy grows in popularity, the role of therapists in the ever-evolving educational landscape is adapting as well. Aside from therapy services, consultations, and evaluations, virtual case management has become an integral role of teletherapists!

Let’s explore the unique challenges and opportunities of virtual case management! Our team has compiled some practical strategies as well!

Use the link below to view the full article!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/virtual-case-management-in-school-settings/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_School

Take a few minutes today to hear our very own VP of Therapy, Rachel Morris, OTR/L MA IOP, as she joins the Telepractice Today podcast!

Rachel has practiced as an occupational therapist for over 30 years and has spearheaded Enablr Therapy’s growth in the virtual schools sector.

In this episode, Rachel discusses serving virtual schools across the country with speech, occupational, and physical therapy as well as social work.

You can also hear a sneak peak of our upcoming app, Tally100!

Listen with the link below or stream wherever you listen to podcasts.

Telepractice Today Podcast Kim Dutro Allen and Dr. K. Todd Houston share the latest telepractice news, tips, and insights from other professionals who are interviewed in each episode.

Whether you’re moving from a clinical setting into school or newly graduated, your first Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting can be exciting and intimidating!

To help ease some of those worries, we have compiled some essential tips and strategies to help you feel prepared!

Use the link below to get the full details!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/gearing-up-for-your-first-iep-meeting/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_School

Summer is right around the corner! While there might be a lot of excitement around the end of the school year, there can also be some emotional or development challenges that come with the lack of structure the break brings.

As we gear up for summer break, we have compiled some tips for both educator and parents to ease the transition! Use the link below to learn more!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/mental-health-tips-summer-break/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_School

How have you been celebrating screen-free week? There’s still a few more days left! Let’s unplug and find time to dream, connect, and play!

For resources and/or ideas on how to participate, go to https://screenfree.org

As parents, we want the best for our children. If we have concerns about their development or academics, we might feel that therapy or educational services would be beneficial! However, knowing how to access them can be stressful.

We have compiled a list of typical steps for accessing and implementing services using the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).

Use the link below or contact us to learn more!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/accessing-education-services/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_School

April is occupational therapy month!! We are so thankful for our occupational therapist that are working to help each of their clients become the best version of themselves.

Make sure to show your appreciation this month, and every month 😉, to your OT friends!

Autism Spectrum Disorder is a complex condition. Based on diagnosis rates, children are likely to have someone with autism in their school, their neighborhood, or in their family. Not taking the time to help your child understand ASD, could lead you to confusion and/or inaccurate assumptions. Here are some helpful tips to aid you in explaining autism to neurotypical children in your family, classroom, and community.

Being proactive could prevent concern and encourage connection and friendships!

Autism Acceptance Month, previously known as Autism Awareness Month, is a time for us to raise awareness, celebrate differences, and be more inclusive to individuals with autism! Take a few minutes today to learn more about the history of this month and how you can contribute!

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Are you familiar with heavy work? Activating proprioceptors in the muscle and joints can help calm and organize the body. You can do so through pushing or pulling resistance activities! Here are some examples! For more details on heavy work or ideas for activities, head to our article linked below!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/heavy-work-how-providing-resistance-can-help-kids-move-forward/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_Peds

Have you heard of psychological priming? Our latest article goes into detail about how you could help reduce anxiety in your child and improve reactions by preparing them for more complex situations! Learn more by clicking the link below!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/priming-the-pump-for-student-success/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_School

Aging in place is a beautiful thing. You don’t have to worry about relocating and you are able to stay in the comfort of your own home.

However, as we age, you start to realize some activities are getting harder like stepping into the shower, bending over to pick up objects on the floor, etc. Safety devices were designed for this very purpose and have helped aging in place become even more attainable.

Click on the link below to get some helpful tips on safety devices you may need for you or your loved ones! You may find one you haven’t thought of before!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/low-tech-devices-that-help-seniors-be-left-to-their-own-devices/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_Seniors

Whether you have played sports, worked out in your yard, or even reached into the backseat of your car the wrong way, chances are, you have either injured your rotator cuff before or know someone that has! Being that you can go through your daily life with minimal use of the shoulder, it’s easy to cause further damage if your injury is not addressed in a timely manner.

Use the link below to learn more about our service and/or some tips to help prepare you if you need surgery!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/propelling-your-way-through-rotator-cuff-repairs/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_Adults

Figuring out if your child will eventually catch up to their peers is hard to predict. However, there are some risk factors you can use to assess whether or not you should contact a speech therapist!

While there are multiple risk factors, it has been found that children who demonstrate the three listed below, are at the greatest risk for a continuing language delay.

Use the link in below to access “The Outdated ‘Wait-And-See’ Approach” article for the full list!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/the-outdated-wait-and-see-approach/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_Peds

Everyone moves at their own pace, and our therapists are here to guide you along the way!

Valentine’s Day is such a fun holiday! Enablr Therapy wanted to spread the love this Valentine’s Day and offer you and your family craft time together, making sweet, homemade gifts for mom, dad, grandparents, etc while also improving sensory and fine motor skills. Click the link below to view instructions and print materials! Enjoy, and as always, feel free to share!!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/valentines-day-activities-for-the-heart-and-hands/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Activity

Are you familiar with proprioceptors and the role they play in the body? They are important for a number of reasons and can be engaged to help with sensory processing!

Read our article linked below to learn more!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/heavy-work-how-providing-resistance-can-help-kids-move-forward/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_Peds

Ready to improve your health but feeling overwhelmed? Unsure of next steps?

Our platform is designed to make therapy accessible and our team is ready to help you step by step!! Go to our website to learn more!

The prevalence of speech sound disorders in young children is about 9-11%. If you are noticing these in your child, you might be wondering if they will grow out of it, if there’s anything you can do to help them, and more.

Read our latest article to dive into the strategies and tips for identifying speech disorders and encouraging clearer speech!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/speech_sounds/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article_Peds

So, Your Child Has Speech Sound Errors: Now What? - Enablr Therapy Are you seeing errors in your child's speech sounds? Some resolve themselves with time, but here are some tips to assist your child!

It is estimated about 22% of adults have provided care or assistance to a friend or family member who had a health problem/disability in the last 30 days.

While very rewarding, it can also be very taxing, especially for those providing daily, extended support.

It is important to also prioritize one’s own health when caring for others. Read our latest article to learn more about the important of self-care for caregivers, as well as some tips for doing so!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/caregiving-self-care/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_id=Article

Whatever your goals may be for 2024, Enablr Therapy is here to help! Our teletherapy platform provides access to care in a way that is convenient to your schedule! Looking for information? Our website has details on our available services as well as our library of articles, written by our talented team of therapists!

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Still searching for the perfect gift? Use the link below for recommendations from our team of expert therapists!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/holiday-gift-guide-2023/

Not all therapies are the same, they can differ in focus and purpose. Educational therapy provides assistance for students in the academic setting. Learn more through the link below!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/medical-versus-educational-therapy-which-is-better/

Have you tried our platform? Finding a therapist that fits your needs has never been easier. Head to our website to get started!

Take advantage of the deals this season and get your loved ones a therapist-approved gift! Use the link below to view the article and associated links!

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/holiday-gift-guide-2023/

Happy Thanksgiving! 🍁🦃

Here at Enablr, we are thankful for so much. Our clients, our therapists, and our team being some on that list! It is an honor to work with all of you - toward accessible therapy services for all, toward a stronger you, and toward a great future!

IEP (Individualized Education Program) compliance is important as it helps to ensure success of both the students and the special education staff. Here are some tips to make sure you’re getting the most out of your student’s IEP!

Use the link below to read the full article.

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/iep-compliance/

With Halloween just around the corner, there are lots of decorations, costumes, and events- some silly, some scary. Children with sensory processing disorder may get overwhelmed with sensory overload with the loud noises, lights, costumes, etc. No matter how you choose to participate in Halloween activities, use the link below for some helpful tips on how to help you and your child with sensory processing disorder make Halloween a little less scary and overwhelming.

https://www.enablrtherapy.com/sensory-tips-to-make-halloween-a-little-less-scary/