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As a pediatric physical therapist (PT), one of the most exciting parts of the job is finding the most up-to-date, evidence backed tools that help children under my care. One effective tool we use at the Boston Ability Center (BAC) is whole-body vibration (WBV) .  You may have seen the vibration plate in both BAC locations. Clinicians at BAC use the vibration plate for a variety ...

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The Boston Ability Center is hosting our 2 nd  Annual Walk for Waypoint Adventure Challenge from Monday, February 16 th to Sunday, March 1st . Please consider joining BAC staff to walk for a good cause, or support your staff via donations to Waypoint Adventure . Who is Waypoint Adventure? Where “I can’t” becomes “Yes, I can,” Waypoint Adventure is a local non-profit educationa...

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Do you ever find yourself struggling to fit speech practice into your child’s busy day or wondering how to motivate them to actually want to practice? If your answer is “Yes!,” “Sometimes, ”or “No, but I’d love some new ideas!,” this blog post is for you!   When it comes to home practice, it’s important to remember that there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Each child is dif...

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Play is essential to child development, providing the foundation for skills that support learning, regulation, and participation throughout life. As children grow, their play evolves, taking on different forms that each serve an important purpose. In this post, we’ll explore the different types of play and share examples of toys and materials that often support each stage. Pleas...

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Many parents worry that teaching their baby or toddler American Sign Language (ASL) or “baby sign language” will prevent them from speaking. In reality, using signs during early language development offers many benefits and can actually support verbal communication. American Sign Language (ASL) can play a powerful role in early language development, especially for babies and t...

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