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07.21.2025
Communication is Not One Size Fits All
One of the greatest joys in speech pathology is working with children and families to support communication through unique methods and means that match their goals and their specific needs. Sometimes, that means sharing weeks, months, even years working together to give a child a method of sharing their thoughts, wants, and needs when their
07.07.2025
Stay Active and Injury Free This Summer!
Summer is a great time to get outside and enjoy activities like running, hiking, and swimming. Moving your body is great for your health! But sometimes, fun activities can lead to aches and pains. The good news is that many common summer sports injuries can be avoided. As physical therapists, we want to help you
05.19.2025
Pelvic Health and Physical Therapy
Pelvic health is a crucial aspect of overall well-being that often is overlooked. The pelvic region plays a vital role in various bodily functions, including bladder and bowel control, sexual health, balance, and core stability. Unfortunately, many individuals experience pelvic health issues. Understanding the importance of pelvic health and the role of physical therapy in
07.28.2025
Social Pragmatics for the Outdoors: Unwritten Rules of the Trail
As the winter months come to an end and we all emerge to get those first rays of sunshine, we begin to reap the benefits of being outside. Living in a beautiful place like the Gallatin Valley, nature is all around us, but how do we teach our children about important concepts of leave no
07.14.2025
Eye Hand Coordination Development in Kids
Have you ever wondered how children develop such impressive hand-eye coordination skills? From catching a ball to drawing intricate shapes, their ability to synchronize their hands with their visual perception is truly remarkable. In this blog article, we will delve into the fascinating process of how it develops in children, shedding light on the milestones
05.26.2025
Speech Therapy Evaluation: When to Ask for One
While every child develops at their own pace, there are certain milestones that can guide parents in identifying potential issues. If your child’s speech or language development seems to be delayed or different from their peers, it may be time to consider a speech therapy evaluation. Below are some common reasons to seek an evaluation:
