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Southeastern Communication and Swallowing Specialists
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2016
We are a private pediatric therapy company working in the Fayetteville, NC and surrounding areas. We provide services to children in the area with a variety of medical complexities and disabilities. We are passionate about providing the best quality therapy possible. We love learning about and implementing new treatment methods and bringing all we have to offer to the families we service.
Reducing Tantrums Through Sensory Regulation
In this video Kayla, an occupational therapist talks about sensory regulation, how to determine your child’s sensory needs, sensory diets, ideas for regulating your child in the home, and how being over/under stimulated can effect your child’s behavior and learning.
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Common Misconceptions of AAC and more.
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Rylee talks about AAC. What common misconceptions parents have, how to start the process of getting a device, and even where her super cute shirt came from!
Therapist Pick: All Better Book
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Our therapist Julieanne tells why she loves this book and how to utilize it to build language.
VitalStim (NMES) with pediatrics
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Questions answered about use of VitalStim with infant and toddlers.
The Benefits of Cooking with Kids
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Learn how cooking with kids encourages development.
Our New Location
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Information on where we are located and how to get to SCSS/SMSS suite.
Teletherapy and Children with a Diagnosis of Autism
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Dani, a therapist who's caseload is comprised of 100% children diagnosed with Autism, talks about her successes and downfalls with transitioning from hands on in clinic therapy to teletherapy services.
Fun Divided Plates for Feeding Therapy.
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Feeding therapists talk about new plates to use in home or in therapy to help make trying new food fun.
Meet Jacob
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Jacob is a child with cerebral palsy. Here you see him in a therapy session where the Speech-Language Pathologist is utilizing multiple modalities to increase his ability to communicate.
Tube Feeding From a Mom of a Tube Fed Baby
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This wonderful mom gives great information about tube feeding from a parents view.
Book Recommendations to Increase Speech, Language, and Literacy Development
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Carley and Rebecca, SCSS SLPs, talk about their favorite books and how to use them at home to work on speech, language, and literacy development.
SLP Clinical Fellowship (CFY)
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Carly and Rebecca talk about their clinical fellowship at SCSS with Julie, a graduate student intern.
Fluency Therapy: Treatment and Resources
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Carley and Julieanne discuss fluency treatment strategies and recommendations for resources and materials.
Feeding Therapy Strategies
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In a mock therapy session we talk about and demonstrate a few basic strategies (J-scoop, lateral placement, and slow feed) for beginning feeders.
Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy: Walking
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Ashleigh (OT) and Lisa (PT) talk walking. When to be concerned and skills to look out for that tell you your little is on the right track or if its time to seek guidance from a specialist.
Speech-language pathology and Occupational therapy: ways to help kids transition
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Speech-language pathology and Occupational therapy: ways to help kids transition
Feeding Therapy: Feeding and Motor Development
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Feeding Therapy: Feeding and Motor Development
Feeding Therapy: Feeding Aversion and Therapy Recommendations
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Feeding Therapy: Feeding Aversion and Therapy Recommendations
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Yes! They are! And one of the things we try to convey to families as they try to decide the best route for frenectomy and to help families make the best choice for them.
How did your situation went so far? My baby has bottle aversion I need help here. Our world turns upside down in 5 days and it's very stressful.
This video is very helpful. Thank you
My toddler never used that position. She is three years old and lately also does it to transition for not long at all. She doesn't play in that position. Do we need to see a physio? She is comfortable sitting in other positions. I am now telling her every time I see her, or shall I just correct if she does it for longer than a few seconds? Thank you for this helpful video.
My daughter is 1.6 year old and she is not taking solids other than very runny purees and smooth purees sweet and salty both but she only takes purees and doesn’t take any hard or semi solid pieces in her mouth. I started giving her purees when she was 6 month old till now she is not taking anything. Tried to transition her to semi solids and finger foods but she vomits or rejects everything. She can stays hungry for 6 hours easily that is why I have ti give her puree so she could eat something at least. She has not taken bottle milk as well so she was on breast milk solely. Now I need any advice or guidance what approach should I take as I don’t have any facility of special health care personal for this specific problem here in Pakistan. She is perfectly normal kid but transitioning is quite difficult for me. Should I completely skip purees and give her semi solid things or should I wait until she grows older and able to understand she has 4 teeth in upper jaw and 4 teeth in lower jaw. Can anyone help me please. I don’t want her weight to drop as she is 11.9 kg right now. And on and off have cough and flu seasonal. Please some one guide me as I have left her hungry in the morning and she did not even touch the food for straight 4 hours then I have to feed her pureed food again .
I'm having a similar problem. My daughter just turned 1 year old and she's really not taking to solid foods. She will only eat puff snacks and popcorn (with the kernal broken off ). If she actually does place food in her mouth she will chew annd then spit the food out. She will eat a couple of swallows of purees. My daughter is bottle fed and will still accept that. Our pediatrician referred her to an occupational feeding therapist but there is a 4 month wait list. I feel like this problem keeps getting worse over time. My daughter is also in daycare so I can't monitor who other people are offering her foods. I don't allow force feeding but I'm worried and frustrated because I can't see what's going on there.
@@Tanessa1982 this is really frustrating and annoying but I would definitely suggest keep on trying and give her variety of options and those options should have different textures. She should be exposed to all kind of texture in this stage otherwise it would get late and can cause more problems in terms of texture aversion
Email us at referrals@scsspecialist.com to set up an assessment and we can arrange a virtual meeting. We would love to help.
Yes offering foods to explore and get exposure without pressure to eat is so important! A feeding assessment can help figure out what is going on that is making transitioning to solid foods hard.
A little late on the reply, I hope you were able to get support by now but if not contact us at referrals@scsspecialists and we can set up virtual sessions. We have immediate openings.
Please help me. My baby is 4 months and he only drinks 1 to 2 ounces every 6 to 7 hours and sometimes more than 9 to 10 hours.. he is dehydrated and getting weaker. I need help.. i have tried iron drops and gripe water as well to make him feel hungry but nothing works .. we sing and dance for him to make him feed but no use
Sorry we are just seeing this and hope you were able to find help for your baby. Reach out via referrals@scsspecialist.com if you still need support. We’d be happy to help.
Please help me. My baby is 4 months and he only drinks 1 to 2 ounces every 6 to 7 hours and sometimes more than 9 to 10 hours.. he is dehydrated and getting weaker. I need help.. i have tried iron drops and gripe water as well to make him feel hungry but nothing works .. we sing and dance for him to make him feed but no use
Hi, I’m going through this with my 3.5 month old. Has anything worked for you?
Did anything work for u?
@@priyadarshnipriyanka7853 i am going to upload a video soon to help you all .. will tell you all what worked for me.. in a few days I'll upload a video
@@tajalwaseem2647 thank you so much.will wait for it. Did the aversion resolve for your baby? How is he doing now?
@@priyadarshnipriyanka7853 yes it resolved but I made some mistakes again. I forced fed him so the aversion came back
hi i have a 13month old her name is also Hailey and she's not crawling or even pulling herself up she's not cruising either any helping tip.
What did you do to your baby.we have same condition
Well my son has developed an aversion he's at 9 months old he will not take a bottle of turns his head throws the bottle I am giving him cups and purees but he spits them out sometimes he'll swallow but he will spit them out.
Did u get any solution? I am going through the same. My baby is 4 months old
@@tajalwaseem2647 we eventually met up with a speech therapist and she told us to not give him the bottle anymore just give him purees at least he'll be swallowing. And also the honey bear cup is definitely what I would recommend put the formula in the honey bear cup.
Tajal, are you finding any solution? My baby is not taking a bottle since 3.5 month old, Im about to loose my minds,, feeding her only asleep.I cant find much info about the therapy:(
@@sarahko3169 yes i am trying something which is helping me a bit. Not much but a bit.. i will definitely guide you once i make sure it's working. Don't worry i was in the same situation as you were but things are getting much better now
@@sarahko3169 I highly recommend the honey bear cup
This is one of the best and most helpful videos I have seen in a long time. Thank you for helping me understand a little better 🙌🏼
This was very helpful
Her ponytail is everything.
How can i get in touch with you regarding this treatment? My baby is 8 months old and he didnt swallow since birth because of his condition of “esophageal atresia “
www.scsspecialists.com/contact-us.html check out our contact page. Send a message and we can connect if you have questions.
Hi. I am a physical therapist and I want to teach electrotherapy to speech therapists .Can u please consult or advise some of the best books in this regard .It'll be a great help for our deserving patients .
my son sits like this and only 4 months - should I get him therapy ?
No.
My thirteen months old boy sitting like this what should I do
Hai madam my baby 2year old. But walking pls help
You need someone near you
Thank you
Hello my baby got an Ng-tube put in on 4/2/21 it’s been almost a month . My son is now 3 months old,he is taking reflux medicine he just got an evaluation from a feeding therapist yesterday . He has sensory issues. He is seeing a gi. And won’t take anything by mouth. No paci no bottle and no breast Any suggestions - desperate mom
How is he doing? My baby was tube fed for most of her infancy due to heart issues and many surgeries. She developed aversion after being ventilated. I hope and pray he is doing much better!! 🙏🏻
Good tips thanks ladies!!
Thanks.
Hello ladies, please see this video as I have myself experience it and overcame with it.. Do like, share and subscribe if u like it th-cam.com/video/GRKnPry9jbA/w-d-xo.html
This was very helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Great video! Extremely supportive as I navigate these new waters as an SLP also doing telehealth for the first time and facing similar challenges. Deep gratitude!
In Which Country You are Mam,,, My Son is 7.5 Year and he is ABA.... what help we can get from you? could you reply
This is interesting ..in the UK we always work with parents as a matter of course so are well used to seeing what they can achieve with their children... I could not work without them as their knowledge and involvement is invaluable. Will you continue to work with parents in the future?