Parent Wellbeing
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Avoiding Burnout When You’re Managing Multiple Therapies
Speech on Monday. OT on Wednesday. A new evaluation next month, three portals with three passwords, and home practice for all of it. You are not imagining it. Managing multiple therapies is a job, and nobody gave you the training… Continue reading
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Coping With Slow Progress in Your Child’s Therapy
You are in the car after another session. Six months of Thursdays. The parking you know by heart, the receptionist who knows your name, the invoice folder getting thicker. And this morning, before school, your child had the exact same… Continue reading
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You’re Doing Better Than You Think: A Letter to Therapy Parents
Dear parent, If your child is in therapy, this letter is for you. It is not a checklist. It is not a strategy. It is the thing someone should have said to you in the waiting room months ago. You… Continue reading
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When Your Child’s Therapy Feels Like It’s Not Working
If you are worried that your child’s therapy is not working, the first step is not to quit or switch. It is to separate a normal plateau from a real red flag. Plateaus are common and usually temporary. Red flags… Continue reading
