Tag Archive for: Early Intervention

10 Trudeau Truths with Early Intervention Speech-Language Pathologist Aimee Mello

You know them as the educators, caregivers and leaders who work to keep everything running smoothly so that our clients at the Trudeau Center can have the best experience possible. But what are they like when they're off the clock? Get to know Aimee Mello!

What Is Physical Therapy and How Does It Help Young Children with Disabilities Thrive?

Physical therapy for young children focuses on gross motor skills, the big movements a child uses to explore the world.

The Parent as Partner: How Trudeau’s Early Intervention Model Puts Families at the Center

Early Intervention services take place in a child's natural environment. Trudeau's approach recognizes that parent's are their child's first and most important teachers.

From Early Intervention to Adulthood: One Family’s 21-Year Journey with Trudeau

When Lisa's son Danny turned 21, she wanted to make sure we knew what his Trudeau team has meant to their family over the years, especially his longtime care coordinator, Julie O'Connor.

Recognizing Developmental Delays in Toddlers and Young Children

Every child grows at their own pace. If you've ever wondered whether your child's development is on track, you are not alone.
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Building Blocks of Learning: How Structured Teaching Supports Children with Developmental Disabilities

Discover how we partner with parents and caregivers in creating the consistency that structured teaching depends on.

The Role of Speech-Language Therapy in Early Childhood Development

Language and communication skills that begin forming in infancy lay the groundwork for years to come. For children with developmental disabilities or delays, those early years represent a critical window, and speech-language therapy is one of the most powerful tools available to help children make the most of it. 
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What Autism Acceptance Really Looks Like in the Classroom

April is Autism Acceptance Month, and at the Trudeau Center, acceptance isn't a concept. It's a practice. 
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How Occupational Therapy Helps Children with Disabilities Thrive

April is Occupational Therapy Month, and at the Trudeau Center, it's an opportunity to shine a light on one of the most impactful and often misunderstood roles in children's developmental services.
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10 Trudeau Truths with Educator Service Coordinator Sherry Phillips

You know them as the educators, caregivers and leaders who work to keep everything running smoothly so that our clients at the Trudeau Center can have the best experience possible. But what are they like when they're off the clock? Get to know Sherry Phillips!
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