Rise Blog

In the realm of child development, every child is unique, each with their own set of strengths and challenges. However, some children may face difficulties that hinder their ability to participate fully in daily activities. When a child struggles with tasks like dressing themselves, holding a pencil, regulating their sensory systems, or interacting with peers, it may be a sign that they could benefit from   occupational therapy  (OT). Occupational therapists are trained profe

Embracing Neurodiversity: The Shift from Behavior-Based Care to Child-Led Approaches. In the world of pediatric therapy, there's a growing recognition of the importance of embracing neurodiversity – the idea that neurological differences, including those associated with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other developmental conditions, are natural variations of the human experience. At Rise Pediatric Therapy, we are committed to taking a neurodiversity-affirming approach to t