100 S Jefferson Rd, Whippany, NJ 07981
Tel: 973-971-0770
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SPRINGBOARD PEDIATRIC THERAPY GOES BEYOND THERAPY FOR KIDS & FAMILIES
Total Support For Families With Special Needs
At Springboard Pediatric Therapy, we're here for You.
And that means we do everything we can to share helpful knowledge and expertise when it comes to our families.
We're happy to share the following resources to make your life and journey as easy as possible and integrates into your life.
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From ensuring lifetime protection for your child to continuing the sensory integration work at home, Springboard is here to guide and support your journey and recommend resources we stand behind.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY TOOLS WE USE AT SPRINGBOARD PEDIATRIC THERAPY™
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www.braingym.org – edu-kinesthetic learning program
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advancedbrain.org – site for The Listening Program
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www.vitallinks.net – site for Therapeutic Listening Program
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www.hwtears.com – Handwriting Without Tears website / paper purchase
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firststrokeshandwriting.com – First Strokes Handwriting Program and paper downloads
BOOKS & OTHER SUPPLIES FOR CHILDREN WORKING ON DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES & SENSORY INTEGRATION
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www.pathwayskids.org – Montville based advocacy group
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www.spannj.org – statewide parent advocacy network, many local links
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www.atlantichealth.org/goryeb/our+services/child+development – Morristown Memorial Hospital Child Development Center
TOYS THAT SUPPORT SENSORY INTEGRATION WORK WITH KIDS
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www.braingym.org – edu-kinesthetic learning program
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advancedbrain.org – site for The Listening Program
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www.vitallinks.net – site for Therapeutic Listening Program
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www.hwtears.com – Handwriting Without Tears website / paper purchase
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firststrokeshandwriting.com – First Strokes Handwriting Program and paper downloads
BOOKS & OTHER SUPPLIES FOR CHILDREN WORKING ON DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES & SENSORY INTEGRATION
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www.takeaswing.com – inexpensive site for a home SI gym
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www.pfot.com – therapuetic games, toys, equipment
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www.sensoryresources.com – books, videos, links
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www.southpawenterprises.com – a catalog of sensory integration oriented products, games, toys and books
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www.theraproducts.com – therapy equipment
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www.therapyshoppe.com – therapy games, toys, equipment
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www.wpspublish.com – books and videos
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www.sensoryedge.com – a catalog with a bit of everything including furniture
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www.abilitations.com – therapy equipment, games and toys
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www.flaghouse.com – great games, toys, balls, etc.
ADDITIONAL INFO ON CHILDRENS' SENSORY INTEGRATION & SENSORY PROCESSING DISORDERS
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Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation – SPD Foundation's Facebook page
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www.kidfoundation.org – non–profit foundation for sensory processing disorder research
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www.spdnetwork.org – part of the KID foundation
ADDITIONAL LINKS & RESOURCES
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www.intermountainhealthcare.org– ADHD: Talking to Your Child's or Teen's Teachers
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www.homeadvisor.com – Info on creating a comfortable home environment for children with ADHD
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– Info on managing adult ADHD
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www.allpsych.com – ADHD Helpful activities
OTHER HELPFUL LINKS
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www.CerebralPalsyGuide.com – educational materials for families and individuals affected by cerebral palsy
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www.sensorysmarts.com – website based on the book, very helpful
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www.devdelay.org – great resource site
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www.state.nj.us/njded/parents/special.htm – NJ department of education
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www.additudemag.com – ADD/ADHD magazine
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www.sifocus.com – sensory integration magazine
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www.eparent.com – information for families with special needs children
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www.closingthegap.com – information for assistive technology
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www.unicornchildrensfoundation.org – foundation for children with communication and learning disorders
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www.apraxia-kids.org – site for apraxia information
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www.musicintheclassroom.com – how music can influence learners in the classroom
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www.newideas.net – ADD/ADHD resource and links page
SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN NEED UNIQUE LONG-TERM PLANNING. SOCIAL SECURITY AND DISABILITY BENEFITS WILL NOT COVER ALL OF LIFE'S BASIC NEEDS.
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Many families don't realize that social security disability benefits are minimal and may help cover the costs of care but is rarely enough to provide care at your child's current standard of living, let alone the quality of life.
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Luckily, therapy like that provided by Springboard™ Therapy can change lives -- enabling a once-difficult child to function better in daily activities and relationships. It's truly life-changing to witness such a transformation.
While this is amazing progress, it's often still necessary for families to consider plans to provide future financial support for a child with special needs. Financial support that remains in place, for the sole benefit of the child throughout their whole life, after other family members have passed.
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It's never easy. But it's important, and I'm grateful to be in a position to help.
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✔ Permanent life insurance is is great protection for special needs children. However just purchasing a policy without integrating a full plan, could endanger your child's ability to receive additional financial support.
✔ A special needs trust can help protect your child’s eligibility for other assistance.​​
✔ Special needs trusts can also be designed to include specific instructions you may wish to include for your child’s care.
✔ An estate attorney and licensed life insurance expert can work with you to establish a special needs trust with the right amount of funding to ensure your child's continual care and comfort.
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By establishing a strong permanent life insurance policy on themselves for the benefit of their special-needs child(ren), parents can ensure that the quality of their child's life can be sustained.
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