1608, 2018

Finding our umbrella. The last piece of the puzzle.

Laura Smith
August 16, 2018
ADHD, Apraxia, apraxia blog, Apraxia Kids, cerebral palsy, Childhood Apraxia of Speech, developmental coordination disorder, dyspraxia, global apraxia, language disorder, occupational therapy, Sensory Processing Disorder, special needs, special needs parenting, Therapy for apraxia
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In my opinion, Ashlynn’s birth history was significant. No, she wasn’t born premature. No, there wasn’t a dramatic rush to the ER. However, I was failing to dilate or efface and the labor was taking so long that vaginal fetal electrodes were placed on her head. In addition, every contraction brought concern to the fetal hear monitor. My OB recommended at least three times that I get a C-section; but

2205, 2018

Diagnosis, Disability, and Finding your Tribe

However, we have our people now. We have our tribe. We have others who understand. They understand that sometimes you are in such a state of deep grief you can do nothing else but cry and cannot face the world that day.

1511, 2016

The decline of the therapeutic relationship and why you don’t have to stand for it.

Laura Smith
November 15, 2016
Apraxia, apraxia blog, Apraxia client stories, developmental coordination disorder, occupational therapy
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for anyone considering Amaryllis Therapy Network in Denver, scratch them off your list and move on. Developmental Fx is where I’m headed, and unlike Amaryllis, I know many families who have been happy with the outcome.

SLP Mommy of Apraxia

Finding our umbrella. The last piece of the puzzle.

Diagnosis, Disability, and Finding your Tribe

The decline of the therapeutic relationship and why you don’t have to stand for it.

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