If your child has been diagnosed with ideomotor apraxia, you may feel overwhelmed and unsure of what it means. This article aims to explain this specific type of apraxia, explain its causes, and offer guidance on how you can support your child.
If your child has recently been diagnosed with a neurological condition, terms like "aphasia" and "apraxia" might be swirling in your head. While both can be quite difficult to understand, it's important to know how they differ so you can best support your child's needs.
Telehealth provides a hands-on approach for families living too far away, but in Texas, from therapy services and for those families who prefer to learn alongside their child in their home.
