Unlocking the Potential of Pediatric Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) Therapy
Pediatric Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI) therapy is a specialized treatment aimed at improving the gross motor skills, movement control, and overall functional mobility of children with developmental delays. DMI therapy is designed to promote and enhance the natural ability of children to develop motor skills through structured, targeted interventions. What is Dynamic Movement Intervention (DMI)? … Continue reading
Walking Tall: Physical Therapy Strategies for Addressing Toe Walking in Kids
April is Autism Awareness Month, a time dedicated to shedding light on autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and promoting understanding and acceptance. Throughout this month, we’ve been exploring how MetroEHS, a pediatric neighborhood therapy company with locations across Metro Detroit, is making a difference in the lives of children on the autism spectrum through various forms … Continue reading
Baking Up Tasty Speech Therapy & Social Skills
MetroEHS Pediatric Therapy is excited to announce offering baking classes in the summer at PizzaPapalis & Rio Wraps on Long Lake and Telegraph in Bloomfield Hills. Each class will incorporate a very detailed list of instruction for each child to being able to follow along as well as visual images so that you will be … Continue reading
Occupational Therapy Tips for Kids
Occupational Therapy Tips for Kids you can try at home Does your child have trouble with things like handwriting, zipping, buttoning or sitting up at the table? Core Strength Something MetroEHS Occupational Therapists focus on with children is core strength. Many times, children with decreased core strength have difficulty with handwriting, zipping, buttoning and sitting … Continue reading
3 Benefits of Teletherapy
3 things I’ve learned as my family and I started navigating the new present norm of a virtual world that caused me to see the benefits of virtual systems like Teletherapy. The 3 characteristics I learned are familiarity, relationships & continuity. Due to the new norm, my sophomore college age daughter had to move back … Continue reading
