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Therapy Tree Tips:

What Toys can be Beneficial in Therapy

"Wondering what toys to buy your little ones for the holidays? Here are a few considerations to keep in mind when thinking about what's best for language development.. "

— Parents, you're your child's best toy! Kids learn language best through back and forth interactions.

— Keep the toys simple, toys that look less ‘busy’ have been shown to help parents use more interesting/specific words during play. Also, having fewer toys out at a time helps kids focus

— Electronic toys may reduce the quantity and quality of language used during play.

— Anything you can play with can be a toy, think of things you already have in the house! Bowls? Cups? Muffin tins? 

— Trips to fun places can make great gifts too! (Zoo lights, sledding, etc.)

— Books are always great for language learning.

— Morgan Aldridge, SLP Clinic Lead | Flagstaff Clinic

Storytime: Book of the Month!

How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss

Featured Local Giveaway's

Phoenix Zoo | Phoenix, AZ

The Phoenix Zoo donated a family pack of 4 tickets that was gifted to one of our patients & their family.

On November 21, 1962, Nancy Maytag cut the ribbon officially opening the Maytag Zoo, named in her husband’s honor. With the name changed to the Phoenix Zoo in 1963 to encourage community involvement. Beginning in 1962 with Operation Oryx, one of the world’s most successful global wildlife conservation programs, it has become world renowned for its contributions to the field of conservation science. Today, more than 7,000 Arabian oryx exist world-wide, setting a precedent for subsequent successful Phoenix Zoo conservation initiatives involving Black-footed ferrets, Chiricahua leopard frogs, narrow-headed gartersnake, thick-billed parrots, Mexican wolves and many others.

Children's Museum | Chandler, AZ

Children's Museum of Phoenix donated a pair of tickets which were gifted to one of our patients & their family.

One of the top children’s museums in the nation, the Children’s Museum of Phoenix is designed for children ages birth to 10. Not being your typical museum, you are encouraged to touch everything in it. With over 48,000 square feet of space, the museum offers more than 300 play experiences, spread throughout three floors in the magnificent and historic Monroe School Building. In addition, they offer a diverse range of classes and programs – from music and yoga, to math & science. Visit their website for more!

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Zoolights | Phoenix, AZ 

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