Today’s challenge is to complete a scavenger hunt around the house! This is a fun way to stay engaged and active while out of the chilly weather. What skills we will work on: –Motor Planning: allows your child to remember and perform the necessary steps to complete an action, such as stepping over an object […]
As Tennessee begins slowly and cautiously opening back up, Project Play Therapy is committed to putting the health and safety of our patients and employees first, above all else. I am sure you have started to think about what this time looks like for PPT, when we get back to business as usual (or at […]
While the nation reels from the effects of COVID-19, businesses, schools, homes – all of us are adjusting to the “new normal”. Many providers and small businesses have been forced to temporarily close, leading to a disruption in critical services like pediatric therapy. However, at Project Play Therapy, our “new normal” includes being able to […]
Adding flexibility, efficiency and transparency to pediatric therapy Life is a roller coaster. And the past several years at Project Play Therapy, both starting from scratch and now watching it grow, have certainly been a wild ride. It’s been the ultimate educational experience, as we tweak, prioritize, and of course, re-prioritize our processes internally, and […]
We certainly live in the golden age of societal advancement. Think about the phone you were using ten years ago, the evolution of communication with friends or even your general outlook on society in comparison to your grandparents. These so-called advancements are far reaching and certainly include areas such as parenting and child development; however, […]