Developmental Rehab Services, Inc

CAN I PICK YOUR BRAIN!?!?
We are re-starting our Parent Training & Support Classes, and I would LOVE 💙to hear YOUR Ideas & Suggestions for HOT TOPICS!
Please Comment Below what YOU want more Training/Support on.

Therapy for Kidz Developmental Clinic

I have enjoyed watching this young lady grow up over the years, and now enjoying her High School Years!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Please help support Emilee Miller and the Deer Park Special Teams Fundraiser by donating or sharing

Deer Park Special Teams Fundraiser - Vertical Raise Fundraising is vital for the success of our program. The funds will aid us in purchasing new uniforms, equipment and other pertinent expenses. Each participant has a monetary goal, please consider donating and sharing via text message, email social media so that they may reach it.Your donation is gr...

Sharing some of our favorite yoga 🧘🏾‍♀️ poses that can be used during a sensory break for our therapists or as an at home calming activity to increase attention and coordination skills!

Which is your favorite yoga pose? 🤗

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Weekends can be fun while spending time at home (or in nature! 🌳)with your littles!

Here are a few ideas to encourage with the different senses!

Do you have a favorite activity? 😊 🖐️ 👁️ 👃

Smell:

Dissolve any variety of Jell-O in a small amount of boiling water and mix with dried rice, spread evenly on a cookie sheet and allow to dry. Place in a large bin with small plastic containers, measuring spoons, and cups for kids to play.

Touch:

Collect a variety of nature items such as pinecones, rocks, sand and shells and place them in a brown paper bag. Have your child feel each item, describe the texture, and guess what the item is.

See:

Collect 10-15 items and set them on a tray. Give your child one minute to observe and then remove items from sight. Have your child write down what items they remember. Test their memory by asking specific questions, such as "What color was the marker?"

Hear:

Head outside to do a listening scavenger hunt. The list could include, a barking dog, a car door slamming, airplanes overhead, bird chirping, children giggling, wind in the trees, or anything else you expect to hear. Mark each item off the list as you hear it.

Taste:

Gather up 3-4 different foods that fit into the different categories. Taste each of the items and discuss whether it tastes sweet, salty, sour, bitter, or savory.

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