Sarah Peabody, PT, DPT

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1 day ago

"On average, American children spend four to seven minutes a day in unstructured outdoor play compared to seven or more hours in front of a screen." -Dr. Danae Lund

Playing outside helps children develop physically and emotionally. Here are 5 reasons to enjoy outdoor play this summer!

More information: news.sanfordhealth.org/childrens/play-outside/

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2 days ago

Meet our summer interns!

Delaney is a DePauw University senior majoring in Psychology with a minor in Education Studies. Delaney is on a Pre-SLP path.

Maggie is a Butler University senior majoring in Psychology with minors in French and Diverse Learners. Maggie is on a Pre-OT path.

Welcome to the team, Delaney and Maggie!

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Keeping the Connection Strong - June 2021 Newsletter 🌴 - mailchi.mp/72f7d423b89d/okn0uxybz2-8403445 ... See MoreSee Less

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Check out the watermelon craft!

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3 days ago

Father's Day is this Sunday! Celebrate your cool dad with this popsicle craft. Have fun while working on handwriting, scissor skills, coloring, and more! Tag Children's Therapy Connection if you try this activity at home!

www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Fathers-Day-Craft-Popsicle-FREEBIE-3857583

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4 days ago

You may have noticed our updated profile pictures across social media platforms. Children's Therapy Connection is proud to introduce our new logo, launching this month! The heart shaped knot icon is based on the classic Gordian knot, which represents a problem solvable only by bold action. We are proud to serve our clients' needs by providing bold solutions and focusing on the concerns and goals expressed by the family, seeking to provide innovative and constructive therapy interventions that are age-appropriate and tailored to the child's needs. The three hearts represent the patient, therapist, and parent/guardian all working together as a team.

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