Dynamic Beginnings Therapy

11/19/2025

A simple fourth-grade writing assignment at Seven Oaks Elementary School has turned into a new tool that’s helping every student feel included on the playground.

Story below.

08/28/2025

🙌 Neurodivergent license plates are now available in South Carolina to alert emergency personnel that there may be someone who needs special care in your vehicle! 🙌

Encouraging Positive Experiences for those with Autism.

08/26/2025

Twinning for therapy in their lavender 💜

08/20/2025

📢 UPDATE 📢

on Medically Complex Children’s Wavier from the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.

Self-directed children's attendant care is a home-based service for MCC waiver participants ages one to age 21. It allows the option for eligible parents, relatives or guardians to be paid hourly to deliver the extraordinary care their child needs for day-to-day activities. This option is self-directed and would be used instead of an in-home care agency and personal care aide (PCA).

Interested families who have a child who is covered by the MCC waiver can request the service now by contacting their waiver nurse case manager.

For additional information, visit:
https://www.scdhhs.gov/resources/waivers/medically-complex-children-mcc-waiver

05/19/2025

Twinning for our last day of therapy together 😍

05/14/2025

Happy National Apraxia Awareness Day!

03/26/2025

Save the date, September 20th, to support our friends with Childhood Apraxia of Speech

03/21/2025

What are environmental sounds? Environmental sounds are common sounds created by common objects such as animal sounds (woof woof), vehicle sounds (beep beep), and explanations (woah, uh-oh). These sounds are often fun for little kids to imitate and motivating to keep them engaged with a language activity. Ask your therapist for more ideas on different environmental sounds to model and ways to encourage imitation!

02/18/2025

We 💗 celebrating Valentines with all of our little loves this week! Sensory boxes are such an engaging way to provide a multisensory experience during speech therapy. Some of their benefits include

🗣️ Practice labeling new vocabulary including verbs, nouns, adjectives, etc.

🗣️ Increasing attention span while engaging in play with others

🗣️ Creating a fun and motivating environment to request assistance to complete a task such as turning a wind up toy

🗣️ Comprehending WH questions such as, “Where is the heart?”

🗣️ Modeling fun words like, “oh no! Whee! Boom!” to encourage imitation

And many more! Let’s be honest…the “adults” have just as much fun creating and exploring a sensory box as the children do!

01/05/2025

Did your child receive a tech gift this holiday season? More than 1 billion young people worldwide are at risk of developing hearing loss due to unsafe listening practices from noisy technology and leisure settings. ASHA offers three easy tips to teach safe listening and help kids protect their hearing. https://at.asha.org/vO