By: Laura Payne, OTR/L Kaleidoscope TherapyMusic has power. Power to affect our emotions and moods. Power to affect how we move. Power to connect people together. Have you ever noticed how you start bobbing your head, tapping a foot, or swaying to a good beat? Relaxing your muscles to a peaceful melody? Smiled and sat … Continue reading The Power of Music
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The Effects of Play on Your Child’s Mental Health
Jennifer L. GreggPh.D., LPC-S, NCCRegistered Play TherapistPlay and Grow Counseling, LLCOften, we think of play as a means of relaxation or relief from working. Having time to play is used as a reward or something your child is allowed to do during free time. ‘You can play AFTER you finish your homework,’ or ‘you can … Continue reading The Effects of Play on Your Child’s Mental Health
Micro Current Neurofeedback Shows Promise in Helping Autism
Since 2011, the month of April has been designated as Autism Awareness Month. This year, the Autism Society of America is changing the wording from “Awareness” to “Acceptance” in the hopes of fostering an acceptance of individuals living with autism into the everyday life of their communities. According to the CDC’s latest numbers, about 1 … Continue reading Micro Current Neurofeedback Shows Promise in Helping Autism
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