Allied Perspectives

Picky eating is a common challenge many parents face. Children may refuse certain foods, limit their diet to a few favorites, or show...

Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) presents unique opportunities for growth and success. While ADHD can impact...

Learn from our Speech-Language Pathologist, Sam! At Allied Therapy, we know how concerning it can be when your child isn’t using as many...

Building a supportive and welcoming environment is essential for every community. In Canada, diverse populations bring unique needs and...

AAC helps people of all ages communicate clearly and participate actively in daily life. There are two primary categories of AAC...

The foundation of effective AAC support begins with a comprehensive assessment. A quality AAC assessment should...

Now that you're familiar with the basics of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), the next step is exploring which...

Understanding what typical behaviour looks like can help you recognise when extra support might be beneficial. Here are some concerns that often prompt families to seek professional guidance...

“Behaviour support didn’t change who our child is. It helped us understand each other better. It brought more calm and connection to our home.”

The right therapist doesn’t just follow a checklist. They listen, adapt, and build trust. Here's what respectful, family-centred support often includes:

The right speech therapist doesn’t just improve communication, they become a trusted partner in your child's growth and self-confidence. Look for these signs...

When speech and language milestones seem delayed or different than expected, it’s natural to wonder whether your child might need extra support.

Understanding how speech therapy can help is crucial in deciding if it’s right for your child and your family. Here are some benefits and how we can boost communication.

Part 3 of our series on Occupational Therapy. Find someone who genuinely understands your child's unique strengths and challenges, offering support tailored specifically to their needs.

Part 2 of our series on Occupational Therapy and its potential benefit on your child's daily life.

Part 1 No two children develop exactly alike, so differences are expected. Understanding the milestones can help you recognise if it would be beneficial to seek support from an occupational therapist (OT).

We want to help you understand the signs, diagnosis process, emotional impacts, and local support options available in Nova Scotia.

As a parent, understanding and supporting your neurotypical child's experience can strengthen family relationships and foster empathy and resilience in all your children.

Teletherapy has rapidly grown in popularity, offering an accessible alternative to traditional face-to-face therapy, especially...

This guide provides practical advice on effectively navigating the education system and building productive relationships with educators and administrators for your neurodivergent child.