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Women & ADHD offers some really spot-on educational posts. Shout-out to all the professionals who help adults struggling with ADHD, including Struggle Care and Progressive Therapy Associates!
So true.
Dr. Ala will be discussing functional neurology and concussions at the Mind Matters Brain Injury Support Group tonight at 6pm.
Where: Progressive Therapy Associates
1150 Prairie Parkway, Suite 105
West Fargo, ND 58078
Dr. Ala will be speaking at the Mind Matters Brain Injury Support Group tomorrow at 6:00pm. She will be discussing functional neurology and concussions. Progressive Therapy Associates
Sister Act - Progressive Therapy Associates. 1st prize costume contest winners!!
Winding down an amazing conference! I have had such a great time at in a huge thanks to Rebecca (right) for all of her hard work!! And it was great meeting Janet (left) from Progressive Therapy. Such an amazing group of survivors, caregivers, and providers! North Dakota Brain Injury Network Progressive Therapy Associates
Progressive Therapy Associates looking for Speech Language Pathologist
Welcome to the Heartland Healthcare Network Cameron Santo, Speech Language Therapist practicing at Progressive Therapy Associates.
We have the most amazing, compassionate and driven providers in the Heartland Healthcare Network. We are proud to have these amazing ladies, from Progressive Therapy Associates, as members of our Healthcare Network!!
Another Great Article featuring Progressive Therapy Associates!! So proud of these ladies!!!
Question: When a speech therapist at an elementary school in a small town (probably demographics don't matter) is unkind to a family with challenges (not very thoughtful to the children she also knows well) and sends texts that are hurtful and judgmental if the whole family, and sends other texts hurtful .... She doesn't communicate AFTER thinking it through and seems challenged in how she texts (not recognizing how she is perceived), and behaviorally tries to demonstrate her own personal power or "popularity" amongst others, would these be traits considered conducive to her profession? I believe the answer is no, but I'm looking for others opinions who are in the field. How or what would be best to communicate? And the school?- I'm concerned mynew kindergartner next year will need speech therapy where she works. Ugh. She's not a good communicator and yet her profession is in communication. Help!! What can I also communicate with her? What specific points might've best for communicating to the school so it's received appropriately and addressed correctly? Thanks!!