Eyas Landing

10/10/2026

Puzzle games aren’t just fun! They help strengthen critical thinking, spatial awareness, and problem-solving skills. 🧩

10/09/2026

We used colorful paint "roads" and toy cars to practice crossing midline, a key skill for building coordination and brain development. Activities like this help kids strengthen both sides of their body while having fun and getting creative. We love turning playtime into learning time!

10/06/2026

Taking care of your family's mental health requires consistency, building small, intentional routines so that prioritizing daily mental health care becomes as natural as brushing your teeth.

Whether it's taking ten deep breaths before walking into the grocery store or creating a quiet, predictable space at home, these small steps build a strong foundation. When you fill your own cup, you have much more patience and energy to pour into your child's unique journey.

Read our latest article to discover simple, actionable ways to support your family's emotional well-being today: https://eyaslanding.com/emotional-well-being/

Raising a neurodiverse child sometimes feels like trying to put a fitted sheet on the mattress and the corners keep slipping off. You're doing your absolute best, yet the sheer volume of daily responsibilities makes it entirely natural to feel anxious, sad, or unsure. Acknowledging these

10/03/2026

Alphabet practice!

10/01/2026

Puzzles and games aren’t just fun, but a fantastic way to build speech and language skills during a Speech Therapy session!

09/24/2026

We’re using prompt cards to explore everyday situations and practice identifying our feelings! Building emotional awareness helps kids express themselves and connect with others.

09/22/2026

We're going fishing at Eyas to practice motor skills, hand-eye coordination, counting, and more!

09/19/2026

We made our own scented playdough, mixing, squishing, and exploring new textures and smells. Hands-on learning has never smelled so good! 👃

09/18/2026

Ever wonder how a therapy can ease a tight neck by working with the hips? That's the idea behind Total Motion Release (TMR), a gentle, whole-body approach helping neurodiverse kids move with more freedom.

TMR starts with your child's "easy side" (the side of the body that already moves comfortably). Instead of pushing on the tight, restricted side, your therapist builds on that natural strength to gently unlock tension elsewhere. It's child-led, so your child sets the pace. No forced stretching. No tears.

It also looks beyond where symptoms show up. A tight neck might actually be eased through the trunk or hips, because the whole body works together. Treating the source often opens the door to progress that felt stuck before.

If you're curious whether TMR could be a fit for your child, learn more by reading our latest article: https://eyaslanding.com/total-motion-release-physical-therapy-kids-chicago/

As a parent of a neurodiverse child in Chicago, more than likely you've explored several therapeutic approaches. Some offered small steps forward. Others left you wondering whether progress had stalled or whether your child needed a different kind of support. More and more families are discovering

09/13/2026

Magnetic tiles are a great way to practice problem-solving and following directions. Check out our cool robot!