Parenthood brings joy and challenges. One of the primary concerns often revolves around infant feeding – a process that can be both rewarding and overwhelming. At Red Door Pediatric Therapy, we understand the intricacies of infant feeding and are dedicated to supporting mothers through this crucial phase. Identifying Feeding Difficulties
Teaching toddlers to follow directions is a subtle art. At Red Door Pediatric Therapy, we recognize this as a fundamental skill, vital for a child’s cognitive and social development. Learning to follow directions is a journey that begins almost as soon as a child can interact with the world around
At Red Door Pediatric Therapy, we understand that every child is unique and may require different strategies and interventions. Our approach is centered around providing personalized care and support to help children reach their full potential. Here’s a closer look at how we approach various aspects of pediatric therapy: Child
Transitioning from one activity to another can be challenging for children, often leading to tantrums and meltdowns. As parents and caregivers, it’s important to understand how to support children through these transitions and help them develop coping strategies. In this article, we will explore expert strategies for assisting kids with
A Warm Welcome to Red Door At Red Door Pediatric Therapy, founded by dedicated professionals in North Dakota, we understand that beginning therapy services for your child can be a journey filled with questions and decisions. Our team, spread across Beulah, Minot, Bismarck, and Grand Forks, is committed to making
Perinatal occupational therapy addresses the mental well-being of parents during the period from conception to a year after birth. This is a time of significant changes and challenges, both physically and emotionally, for mothers and fathers. It is essential to recognize and address the mental health needs of parents during
Teletherapy is the online delivery of therapy services through a live video connection. Some of us had the opportunity to provide these services over the last week and I wanted to share what I learned.
By: Jessica Oswald, Occupational Therapist Parents wonder about their children’s futures at a very early age. Questions they ask may include: What will my child be when they grow up? Where will they live? Will they attend post secondary education of some kind? Parents of children with medical diagnoses or
By: Jessica Oswald, Therapy Coordinator Insurance plans and policies are all different and can be so confusing! Let us give you some basic facts and terminology so that you are better able to understand the jargony language of insurance and third party payers. Keep in mind that therapy services (speech,
By: Kelli Ellenbaum, MS, CCC-SLP Parents often find themselves spending a lot of time in the car. Whether this includes running errands, driving kids to school or appointments, or transporting children to activities, a parent’s vehicle be the vessel that contains many things. It can be a place of meals/snacks,