WELCOME TO AUTISM-PATH WEBSITE! This website was designed to help parents of the kids with autism to learn more about this developmental disorder and find a way to improve their kids ability to learn, communicate and play with peers. On this website we will mainly focus on services and programs available in North York, Ontario. We will share our information and experience about autism screening, various treatment options and service providers and, also, about dealings with the education system.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010. Why is motor development so important? Includes lifting their heads, rolling over, sitting up, crawling, balancing, and walking. Normally large muscles develop sooner than smaller ones. In that case, gross motor development is the foundation for developing skills in other areas. Development also generally moves from top to bottom. The first thing a baby usually learns to control is their eyes.

Ideas and Techniques You Can Apply at Home Today. If you are the parent or teacher of a child with autism, this site is your source for ideas and resources to help your child. Child needs to reach his or her potential. Xa0;It will give you.

Therapy on a Shoestring Budget. Friday, March 23, 2018. What an exciting time! Your toddler is likely talking more every day, and she may even have started engaging in pretend play. The developmental milestone chart below lists many of the different skills that typically emerge between 24 and 30 months of age. To download a copy of the chart. Sunday, March 11, 2018. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE VIDEO. If OT services made a dif.

MAKES A BIG DIFFERENCE TOMORROW. We offer private paediatric Occupational Therapy services to support children with sensory, fine motor, or gross motor difficulties. Our clinic is located at Pape and Danforth near Riverdale. We also offer Occupational Therapy services at your home or school in Toronto.

News and Information from IST Elementary Student Services. Here you will find programme information, useful articles, links to online resources and much more. Please check back often and feel free to leave us a message with your ideas, links and good thoughts. Asante! Posted by Mikey McKillip.