Carolina Therapy Solutions for Kids

01/31/2026

❄️Snowstorm Regulation Tips⛄️
There’s something about a snowstorm that tricks us. It looks quiet outside.
Everything is soft, still, and even peaceful and we assume the inside of our homes is supposed to feel the same.
But for a lot of families, snow days don’t feel peaceful. They feel... edgy and restless.
The schedule disappears, everyone is stuck in the same rooms, the sensory load changes (wet socks, loud heaters, itchy layers), the movement changes, the expectations get murky, there’s so much unknown (how long will it last? will we lose power? what about school?) and suddenly the whole day turns into one long stretch of:
“What do you mean we can’t go anywhere?”
“What do you mean we have to entertain ourselves?”
“What do you mean I have to share space?”
For neurodivergent kids especially, snow days can be dysregulating in a way that surprises people.
So if your house feels chaotic today...
If your child feels clingy, restless, cranky, weepy, reactive...
If you feel snappy and flooded and like you’re failing...
YOU ARE DOING YOUR BEST!
Today is not about perfect parenting (there’s no such thing).
Today is just about keeping everyone regulated enough to get through the storm without turning on each other.
Lower the expectations. Shrink the day and think about the basics - food, warmth, predictability, and connection.
If all you do today is help your family feel safe in their bodies ... that is a day well-spent.
Stay warm. Be gentle. ❄️⛄️
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Check out a few more articles that can help make a snow day fun for all:

https://www.sensationall.org.uk/snow-day-regulation-tips/:~:text=5th%20January%202026,Build%20a%20snowman

https://autismtherapies.com/blog/7-tips-for-snow-day-fun

https://www.autismkey.com/snow-day-strategies-for-children-with-autism/

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Today, we pause to honor and thank all the brave men and women who have served our country. Your courage, sacrifice, and dedication inspire us every day.

From all of us at CTS4K, thank you for your service and commitment to protecting our freedom. 💙❤️

11/05/2025

CTS4K is hosting a food drive with a fun twist. We are collecting non-perishable food items for Pilgrim’s Inn in Rock Hill. It’s the donor’s choice if they want their donations to be represented on the Clemson or Carolina table during the food drive. The winner will be announced the week of the big game. We’d love to do have the community involved! Donations can be dropped off at our office during business hours. Make sure to let us know which team you are rooting for!! We appreciate all of your help supporting those in need in our community!
Drop off address: 417 E White Street Rock Hill, SC 29730

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Congratulations Maddie! We are grateful for you and your dedication to our company and your clients!

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Congratulations on one year of dedicated service to the company and all of us! We couldn’t do it without your leadership!

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We love this kiddo! Make sure to grab some BBQ this weekend to support this sweet family!

Our Mission is to:Love God deeply, love people boldly, and make disciples who transform lives- near and far—through the power of Christ.

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Our clinicians are obsessed with OT!

They had a wonderful time at the national AOTA last weekend. They had a great time networking and expanding their knowledge of all things Occupational Therapy. We are looking forward to learning all they brought back with them from Philadelphia!

04/08/2025

Congratulations to our Client of the Month for March!
L.S. has made amazing progress in OT! At first, he was really nervous about new faces and leaving the classroom, but over time, he built up enough trust to start therapy in the classroom. Once he did, it was a big win! He learned to use coping skills like deep breathing and talking about his feelings when upset.

Lately, he has been transitioning out of the classroom on his own, and without any stress—he’s even excited to go to OT! His success has been so consistent that his therapists started working on in-classroom transitions with his peers, and he’s rocking that too. Recently, L.S. has been using his coping skills to stay calm in undesirable situations with other kids, helping him get back into classroom activities. Go L.S.! We’re so proud of you!

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