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Did you know that in Traditional Chinese Medicine, diseases are seen as imbalances in the body’s energy (Qi), and treatments aim to...

Welcome back, campers! Glad you came back for Part 3 – Auditory Processing. Sensory processing can be pretty difficult to understand, so...

When you live in a pediatric therapy world as a therapist, several questions come up fairly regularly. For example, “Really, how many...

Sensory Friendly Edition  Part 2 (Gift ideas 10-18) Holiday shopping and gift-giving can be difficult. We want our kids to be...

Sensory Friendly Edition  Part 1 Holiday shopping and gift-giving can be difficult. We want our kids to be entertained, but also, we like...

This past weekend, we had the absolute joy of hosting our annual Donuts with Santa event, and we couldn’t be more thrilled with how it...

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy has become one of the most widely recognized interventions for individuals with autism spectrum...

In our last blog, we looked at the ideas of sensory integration and what it may mean for us, and those around us. As a review from last...

We all know someone who struggles with some type of sensation. Some people can’t eat certain textures without gagging; others have no...

Encouraging our kids to continue crawling – even after they have learned to walk – is important for developing strong shoulders, upper...

In2Great Pediatric Therapy located in Buffalo Grove, IL, prides itself on offering expert pediatric services in the areas of ABA, speech,...

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) can offer numerous benefits to children, especially those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). At...

Dr. Angie Harisiadis, an esteemed occupational therapist with nearly two decades of experience, has fostered a haven dedicated to the...