We Come to You
Therapy takes place where it is most functional for the child - in his or her own home, school, or daycare environment.
Step 1: In House Care
All About Kids
We only work with children; our methods and practices are tailored to their success.
Pediatrics Only
We Take Medicare
Along with just about every other form of insurance out there. Medicare, Medicaid, HMOs, PPOs.
We Take Medicare
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Community Goings-on

INFORMATION ABOUT SPECIAL EVENTS GOING ON IN OUR COMMUNITY, WHETHER DYNAMIC THERAPY IS PARTICIPATING OR NOT.


An interesting lecture series is starting soon at UTD about infant development. Here's a link:

Baby Lectures to Focus on Language and Learning

This is a great, free opportunity to learn from some of our community's experts about our babies' language development. We hope to see you there!


Special News for Special Kids January 2010 edition - THE SUPERBOWL

Welcome to another first for us this year...the first installment of Special News for Special Kids - current events and news for parents and their special kids to share.

The kids we work with have the same interests as their peers, but sometimes have trouble keeping up with the usual overwhelming way that current events are presented. We want to do better.

Click on the file below to download an easy-to-print version of this month's edition - The Superbowl. Enjoy it with your special kid!

Superbowl.pdf

"Pick me, Pick me!" Have a question about your child's development or anything else you're just not sure who to ask about? Try us!

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HANDWRITING...WHAT IF TUTORING IS NOT WORKING?

I was recently at a friend's house for a get-together. As usual all the Dads were crowded around the table talking about the Cowboys' chances of making it through one more playoff game (sorry to bring up that painful topic), and the moms were hanging around the playroom while the kids climbed all over each other. Finally a friend-of-a-friend approached me and told me about her first-grader who has been assigned a tutor by her school to work on his handwriting. Apparently the tutoring sessions have not been working well to improve his handwriting, and has actually led to some behavioral meltdowns that were previously not characteristic for this child. "Do I need something more than a tutor?" she asked me. Tough question, especially for a casual Saturday afternoon. But a very important question for sure. How do you know if a tutor is enough?


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We've been writing new articles about the different types of therapy we provide, exciting new techniques, and industry-related news. Feel free to browse or search to find new information.