New Therapy for Age Old Issue: Pelvic Floor Therapy
MetroEHS introduced Pelvic Floor Therapy last month and this new therapy will change the lives of countless children because of it. Pelvic floor therapy is a specialized field of physical therapy that focuses on treating conditions and symptoms related to the pelvic floor muscles in children. Pelvic Floor Therapy involves training your child on how … Continue reading
Nurturing Little Listeners
In the whirlwind of parenting very young children, communicating can feel like a one-way street filled with babbling, giggles, and adorable yet mysterious new faces. Yet, in these formative years, the seeds of effective communication are sown, and teaching your little one how to listen plays a pivotal role. Listening is crucial for the development … Continue reading
HAPPY NEW YEAR: Helping Littles Adjust to Big Changes
A new year can mean an incredible journey filled with joy, challenges, and lots of change. Helping your little superheroes navigate through life’s transitions is a vital part of their growth. Here are five strategies to guide and support young children as they embrace the inevitable changes that come their way in 2024. – Create … Continue reading
Unlocking the Power of Play: 5 Beneficial Toys for Children Aged 0-10 Years
‘Tis the season of shopping! During all the hustle and bustle, MetroEHS wanted to offer a few tips for how to shop smart for your little superhero! At MetroEHS, we know that play is a crucial aspect of a child’s development. This means choosing the right toys can significantly impact a child’s cognitive, physical, … Continue reading
December Sensory Friendly Movies
We love working in Southeastern Michigan as we get to work with hard-working families and amazing businesses like Emagine who intentionally create special experiences for members of the community that can get overlooked. Join Emagine Entertainment this December Join Emagine Entertainment this December as they host a variety of specialty screenings for their guests. Each … Continue reading
Fostering Gratitude in the Family
Gratitude is a valuable life skill that can enrich the lives of all individuals, including children on the autism spectrum. Teaching children with autism about gratitude can help them develop a more positive outlook, build stronger relationships, and improve their overall well-being. However, because children on the autism spectrum often have unique learning needs, it’s … Continue reading
