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Interactive Metronome, also referred to as IM, is an engaging, evidence-based therapeutic modality that clinicians at the Boston Ability...

April is Autism Acceptance Month! Let's work together to better understand the perspectives of our autistic friends & family by busting...

April is Autism Acceptance Month! Let's work together to better understand the perspectives of our autistic friends & family by busting...

April is Autism Acceptance Month! Let's work together to better understand the perspectives of our autistic friends & family by busting...

April is Autism Acceptance Month! Let's work together to better understand the perspectives of our autistic friends & family by busting...

Did you know that grants and other financial supports are available for adaptive equipment (like manual wheelchairs, power chairs, or...

BAC Physical Therapist Amy Zelin writes, "Winter weather is upon us, and there’s no reason to stay stuck inside during snow season! Take...

A structured bedtime routine can be extremely helpful for your child!Try some of these tips to facilitate the transition from play to sleep!

Test out these tips and tricks to promote your child’s progress on a daily basis without adding another big thing to your to-do list!

We’re here to give you a breakdown of what neurodiversity is, why it’s important, and ways in which you can learn more about neurodiversity!

Want to learn about the many ways Stanley helps out at the BAC? Keep an eye out for Stanley’s Station updates right here on the BAC blog.

This week, Arielle shares deep breathing strategies and infinity loop activities for calming, focus, and neurodevelopment!

We are thrilled to share a series of mindful activities for you to try at home, taught by our very own, Arielle Simons.

Our SLPs are back with recommendations for speech sound home practice, and this week our focus is on “k” and “g”.

Here are some of our favorite online books and games to practice vocalic “r” in a fun and functional way!

Speech therapist Anna Harris explains how reciprocal conversation is important for our children and their overall language development.

Are basic self care tasks a battle for you and your toddler? BAC Occupational Therapist Raleigh offers these suggestions!

It is Day 1 of the Heart of Hunger Challenge and I’m happy to report that I completed my outside mile for today! When I heard about the...

As parents of infants and toddlers, it can be challenging to make sense of all the conflicting information regarding language development.

We are all familiar with the often adorable ‘toddler talk.’ When we hear a two-year-old child say ‘wawa’ for water, ‘baba’ for bottle,...