about this thing called life

Summer gets hot and sometimes playing in the water is just what you need to cool down.

While many of us continue to work remotely and with children out of school for the summer, things can get hectic.

Mackenzie is back with another spectacular blog post!

For today’s article, I am going to change things up a bit.

Science experiments are a fun way to have some hands-on activities while also being an educational moment.

With the freedom of summer, also comes the inevitable moments of boredom or the feelings of too much screen time.

After spending lots of time cooped up inside you may notice that things are starting to feel a little stir crazy.

Summertime can get hot, so why not cool off and stay hydrated with some of these delicious homemade summer drinks!

Sometimes a vacation is completely needed but you can’t always just pack up and head out.

In my opinion, if you had to highlight a positive about the pandemic, it would be that we spent more time outdoors over the last year.

Occupational Therapy is about helping people with injuries, disabilities, or other conditions, including autism, enjoy everyday activities.

Thank goodness summer camps are back!

Parks in the St. Louis and St. Charles area.

Earlier this year we became concerned that our youngest child had behaviors consistent with autism.

This article is really geared toward parents who have a child who has been recently diagnosed with autism.

We all experience a wide range of emotional responses in our daily lives, and sometimes we all get angry or upset.

The unofficial holiday of National Siblings Day is celebrated on April 10th.

Autism is unpredictable and difficult to describe, much less understand.

If you didn't know, March is Women's History Month.

We all need to unplug from technology! We should unplug more than once a year, but at least it's a start.