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J. Cornack Therapy Group, LLC J. Cornack Therapy Group, LLC provides speech-language, occupational, physical, and behavioral thera

Cornack Therapy Group, LLC is located in Lancaster, PA and provides services to children with developmental disablilites and delays from ages birth to three. We currently provide speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and special instruction for Early Intervention in Lancaster, York and Chester county. The group also offers outpatient speech therapy, social skills program for teens,and marriage and family therapy. Our highly trained therapists are dedicated in providing quality therapy services to meet each individuals needs. Our goal is for everyone to achieve their optimum potential and purpose.

Morning routines can often feel like a race against the clock, but a few simple shifts can transform your AM chaos into ...
07/02/2026

Morning routines can often feel like a race against the clock, but a few simple shifts can transform your AM chaos into a calm, successful start to the day. A good routine doesn't have to be perfect; it just needs to be consistent to help your child feel secure and understand what comes next!

Every child’s brain is beautifully unique, and understanding terms like neurodivergence, neurotypicality, and neurodiver...
06/30/2026

Every child’s brain is beautifully unique, and understanding terms like neurodivergence, neurotypicality, and neurodiversity is a great first step in supporting their growth. Neurodiversity reminds us that neurological differences—such as autism, ADHD, or dyslexia—are simply natural variations of the human experience.

Recognizing if your child might be neurodivergent involves observing how they interact, play, and process the world. You might notice intense interests, unique communication patterns, strong sensory sensitivities, or a deep reliance on specific routines. While every child develops differently, the best way to support a neurodivergent child is to build a respectful, responsive environment tailored to their individual needs.

Prioritizing connection, creating predictable routines, accommodating sensory needs, and encouraging self-advocacy can make a massive difference. Swipe through our guide to explore these concepts, and remember to consult your pediatrician or a developmental specialist if you have questions!

Tying shoes is a complex fine motor milestone that takes a lot of coordination, patience, and practice. If your little o...
06/25/2026

Tying shoes is a complex fine motor milestone that takes a lot of coordination, patience, and practice. If your little one is struggling to master the skill, you are definitely not alone, and there are many ways to make the process easier! 👟✨

To set your child up for success, try using thick, stiff laces—or even different-colored laces so they can see the steps more clearly. We also recommend picking just one method to teach at a time, sitting right beside them so they can mirror your movements, and breaking the process into tiny steps. Practice in short, five to ten-minute sessions when you aren't rushing out the door, and remember to celebrate their persistence and effort along the way.

If traditional tying just isn't working right now, don't sweat it. This post highlights excellent options to keep them independent, such as elastic no-tie laces, magnetic closures, velcro straps, or quick-lace drawcords. Swipe through to check out the full guide!

Before babies can express themselves with words, they communicate through gestures. The "16 Gestures by 16 Months" miles...
06/23/2026

Before babies can express themselves with words, they communicate through gestures. The "16 Gestures by 16 Months" milestone is an early communication benchmark that tracks how babies use meaningful movements to share attention, express needs, and lay the foundation for later speech and vocabulary growth.

From shaking their head for "no" at 9 months to giving high-fives and shrugging by 16 months, these actions are vital stepping stones for language development. You can actively encourage your little one by frequently modeling gestures, pairing actions with words, playing interactive games, and responding enthusiastically to their communication attempts.

Remember that children develop at different rates, and missing a milestone doesn't automatically mean there is a problem. However, if your child rarely points, uses very few gestures, or shows limited eye contact, it's a good idea to consult your pediatrician or a speech-language pathologist. Swipe through to learn more!

Rules give children structure, safety, and predictability, helping them learn how the world works. When kids understand ...
06/18/2026

Rules give children structure, safety, and predictability, helping them learn how the world works. When kids understand boundaries, they develop self-control, build social skills, and gain the independence needed to make better choices on their own.

Creating clear rules doesn't have to be a battle. We recommend keeping rules to a single sentence using simple, concrete language. Focus on what your child should do, rather than just what not to do, and remain consistent with your wording and follow-through.

When rules are broken, true discipline is about teaching and guiding rather than punishing. Try using natural or logical consequences. Listen to their big emotions, soothe distressed tantrums, and use properly timed timeouts if behavior becomes harmful.

Swipe through to read our full guide on rule creation and enforcement! What is a helpful household rule that works for your family?

Communication is the foundation of connection, but when verbal speech is difficult, Augmentative and Alternative Communi...
06/16/2026

Communication is the foundation of connection, but when verbal speech is difficult, Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) can help. AAC refers to tools and systems—like speech-generating devices, communication apps, picture books, or gestures—used to support individuals who face difficulties with verbal communication. It is highly beneficial for children with autism, cerebral palsy, or speech and language delays.

Many parents wonder if introducing AAC will prevent their child from talking. Research actually shows the opposite; AAC supports and encourages language development by giving children a reliable way to express thoughts, reducing frustration, and building communication confidence.

There is no minimum age requirement to start. Providing a way to communicate early supports language growth and helps children participate more fully at home, school, and in social settings. Swipe through to learn more and talk with a speech-language pathologist to see what options might fit your child!

Finding the right childcare is one of the most significant decisions you will make for your child’s early development. A...
06/11/2026

Finding the right childcare is one of the most significant decisions you will make for your child’s early development. A safe, nurturing environment does more than just provide supervision; it helps children learn to communicate, regulate their emotions, and build the confidence they need to gain independence.

In this guide, we explore the essential questions every caregiver should ask before enrolling their child in a program. We cover everything from verifying state licensing and inspection reports to observing how staff interact with children at their level. It is also vital to look for "green flags" like active supervision and clear safety policies regarding allergies and emergencies.

Your instincts matter, so if your "spidey senses" are tingling, keep looking. A quality center will always welcome your questions and prioritize transparent communication. Swipe through to learn what red flags to avoid and how to find a program that helps your child truly thrive!

Reading to your child is one of the most powerful ways to boost their development, and it is never too early to start! M...
06/09/2026

Reading to your child is one of the most powerful ways to boost their development, and it is never too early to start! Many parents wonder if reading "counts" if their toddler won't sit still or if they only look at the pictures. The answer is a resounding YES! At this age, reading is all about the interaction, the sound of your voice, and building a positive association with books.
In our latest post, we’re sharing why newborns benefit from hearing your voice and how to handle wiggly toddlers by focusing on pictures rather than every word. We also discuss realistic goals for busy families, reminding you that even five to ten minutes of daily reading can make a huge impact on vocabulary and bonding.

The experience of reading together matters much more than finishing the story perfectly. Swipe through for our best tips on building early literacy habits!

What is your child’s current favorite book to read together? 📖❤️

As the weather warms up, water safety becomes a top priority for every family. Drowning is often silent and can happen i...
06/04/2026

As the weather warms up, water safety becomes a top priority for every family. Drowning is often silent and can happen in just seconds, making constant vigilance essential for swimmers of all skill levels. In our latest guide, we’re sharing life-saving information to keep your summer safe by exploring the common dangers of water, such as a lack of supervision and slippery surfaces.

We also dive into essential prevention strategies like "touch supervision," the importance of using Coast Guard-approved life jackets, and securing pool areas with proper fencing. Beyond gear, we discuss building skills for life by teaching water basics early and the vital importance of learning CPR. Finally, we cover the immediate steps to take if a child falls into the water and cannot swim.

Preparation is the best way to ensure your family enjoys the water with peace of mind. Swipe through for the full safety breakdown!

What is your family’s #1 water safety rule? Let us know in the comments! ☀️🏊‍♂️✨

Feeding your baby is one of the most important ways you bond, but it isn’t always as simple as it looks. Whether you are...
06/02/2026

Feeding your baby is one of the most important ways you bond, but it isn’t always as simple as it looks. Whether you are breastfeeding, using formula, or combination feeding, the goal is the same: a healthy, thriving baby!

Sometimes, physical hurdles can make feeding a struggle. In today’s post, we’re taking an inclusive look at what "infant feeding" really means and how we nourish our littlest ones. We also identify common challenges families face, such as tongue-ties, reflux, or underdeveloped suck-swallow-breathe coordination.

If you are struggling, it’s helpful to know that Speech-Language Pathologists are experts in the mechanics of swallowing. We help resolve these challenges by using gentle exercises and specific positioning strategies to make feeding safer and more effective for your infant.

If feeding feels like a constant battle, you don't have to navigate it alone. Swipe through to learn more and reach out to your pediatrician if you have concerns about your baby's progress! 💚

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620 Paxton Place, Ste 102
Lititz, PA
17543

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(717) 723-8520

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