A 2-year-old toddler has a hard time at preschool, but with help from therapy, she can now keep up in school. Natalia is a vibrant, playful toddler that was having trouble at preschool. She could do mostly everything her peers could but tended to fall behind in activities. During playtime and interactive games, she couldn’t keep up with others. Natalia would walk slower than her classmates, often getting behind everyone in hallways, and had issues

Rudy Elias began therapy in April 2022 due to concerns about his limited speech and feeding. He was not speaking at all but could comprehend and follow instructions. As for his feeding, Elias was a very picky eater, as well as having significant food allergies: limiting his food variety and consumption. Elias began therapy with Karen Lin weekly, centered around his speech and feeding delays. Karen initiated his speech progress by getting Elias to imitate

A toddler makes great strides in his communication and walking abilities. At a year old, Diego did not make any sounds, including speaking, and could not walk. He was referred to The Warren Center and started with Sophie, a speech-language pathologist. Sophie began their therapy visits trying to get Diego to copy the gestures and sounds she made, attempting to get him to make noises. Together, alongside Diego’s mom, they built up Diego’s communication skills

Summer is officially here! This summer, your children may be heading outdoors, playing with their friends on a playground, or splashing in a swimming pool to stay cool in this Texas heat. While playing outside can be a lot of fun, parents should make sure their children as staying safe while doing so. Here’s a few tips summer safety tips for kids this summer: WATER SAFETY According to the National Drowning Prevention Alliance, drowning is

A child that began at The Warren Center communicating with two to three word phrases has progressed to three to five word sentences within two years of therapy services. Ryan began his journey with The Warren Center at 2 years old. The main concern with Ryan was around his lack of vocabulary and communication skills for his age. His therapy visits with Rebecca (A speech-language pathologist at The Warren Center) were centered around expanding his

By: Abby Jones, PT, DPT – Physical therapist at The Warren Center It is evident from birth that the role of the mother is vital in an infant’s life and throughout development. As a culture, motherhood is highly valued and rightfully so. It is understood the great responsibility and role a mother plays in nurturing, supporting, and helping children thrive. Moms are amazing on so many levels and their role should never be diminished or