Fact Sheet
Microcephaly is a medical condition in which the circumference of the head is smaller than normal because the brain has not developed properly, or has stopped growing.
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What is mindfulness? Mindfulness is the practice of being present and fully engaged in the moment, free from distractions, judgment, and aware of our thoughts and feelings. Participating in mindfulness helps us become more aware of sensory input from the environment around …
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As a parent, teacher or early childhood professional you play a central role in the successful integration of your child with special needs into any environment. Here are some strategies to help you modify your expectations and ensure your child’s …
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Fact Sheet
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic condition that affects the central nervous system.
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Fact Sheet
Muscular dystrophy is a term that refers to a group of muscle disorders in which the face, arm, leg, spine, or heart muscles gradually shrink and weaken over time.
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Naptime is a period in the day when children rest for a short time. For children who have difficulty napping, this may be a time when problem behaviours arise. As with all transitions, naptime should have a basic routine attached …
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Naturalistic Teaching or Natural Environment Teaching (NET) involves using materials and other activities which an individual finds interesting or enjoyable and arranging the environment using those materials or activities to build new or improve skills. It is all about learning …
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What is Occupational Therapy? Occupational Therapists work with clients of all ages, with any challenge preventing them from performing their occupations. Occupational Therapists look at aspects of the person, environment, and occupation to discover the factors contributing to the barriers …
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How is an Occupational Therapist different from a Physical Therapist? An Occupational Therapist is commonly confused with a Physical Therapist as the two professions often work side-by-side. The main difference is that Occupational Therapy is centred on the person’s ability …
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Visiting your local Ontario Early Years Centre is a great place for you and your child to play and learn together, meet other children and parents in the community, and gather information about community groups or organizations. An Ontario Early …
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