Sentences with phrase «yet child therapy»

Not exact matches

Is it sought «to make possible early therapy or even to favor a serene and informed acceptance of the child not yet born»?

If the child has been in speech therapy for a while and it hasn't been working, but yet they seem like they would be able to use other modes of communication.

For some children, speech therapy is appropriate and for others it's simply a matter of your child not being ready yet.

That number «rules my life,» says Grupp, who receives two or three calls a week about yet another child whose parents hope to secure the therapy.

«Our gene therapy protocol is not yet ready for clinical trials — we need to tweak it a bit more — but in the not - too - distant future we think it could be developed for therapeutic use in humans,» says Jeffrey Holt, PhD, a scientist in the Department of Otolaryngology and F.M. Kirby Neurobiology Center at Boston Children's and an associate professor of Otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School.

«In treating insomnia and other behavioral sleep issues, I have found that there is no substitute for cognitive behavioral therapy; yet, it is still unclear how to best use such therapy for children with ASD who struggle with communication.»

At the team's request, and with the close collaboration of two state agencies (BabyNet / First Steps and the SCDDSN), approval was granted by the U.S. Department of Education to use BabyNet funds to pay for ABA therapy for children who failed a two - stage screening process, even if they had not yet received a formal diagnosis.

We don't have kids (yet:p) but we work with children through Art Therapy and Social Pedagogy, so it is great to know some really good books Thanks for sharing Have a wonderful week

And yet they are a natural fit for children's therapy - the focus on acceptance and mindfulness builds children's psychological flexibility, and the values component of these methods helps young people learn to set goals and take action to achieve them.

These are the twin essentials of milieu therapy: an environment which can cater for children who have not yet developed a sense of self but whose other development has continued apace; and a setting geared to the needs of such children and combining in a harmonious blend substitute parental caring in all its immediacy and intensity with the insights, objectivity, and in a sense the detachment of the analytic encounter.

Play therapy is widely recognized as a developmentally responsive mental health intervention for children (Landreth, 2012; Schaefer, 2011), yet continually criticized for lack of empirical support (Phillips, 2009; Russ & Niec, 2011).

- Yet another collection of play therapy articles, as well as one on sandplay therapy and play therapy for ADHD children, on gobookee.net.

Although Solution - Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) has previously been proposed for the treatment of families raising a child with ASD, research has yet to assess its effectiveness for these couples.

If your child's behavior doesn't seem to be responding to the strategies you've learned in therapy, don't give up just yet.

I want to add that children use whatever you have available to them to create whatever it is they need for their play that may not be present in your new therapy room just yet.

The parenting coordinator can think up all kinds of activities to do and with which to require the parents to comply: pseudo-therapy (unregulated of course by the licensing boards because it's «not really» therapy, and it's «not really» law); «communications counseling»; «coaching»; reading of materials; various «educational» homework assignments; meetings with one or the other of the parties, meetings together, meetings with various combinations of others; demands for disclosure, frequently in writing, of private thoughts, emotions, and information; consultations and strategy sessions with the children's guardian ad litem and parents» court - ordered or parenting coordinator - ordered therapists; meetings with the children's physicians and teachers; meetings with anyone at all; ordering of a parent into supervised visitation or therapeutic visitation; recommending to the court therapies of all kinds with yet more of the helping professionals — almost anything.