Tag: oral-motor

Meet Sussana Dikome, a Classroom Therapy Aide at Pacekids Sunridge!

Build Stronger Connections with Your Teen: Join Our FREE New Parent Support Program (Building Bridges Triple P) Pacekids is proud to be one of only three providers offering this limited pilot: Building Bridges Triple P, a program designed specifically for families of teens (ages 13 to 16) with disabilities, diagnosed or suspected. Open to all families, FSCD funded or not, this program gives you practical, real world tools to navigate the teen years with confidence. Connect with other families who understand what you’re going through, in a group setting delivered entirely online for flexibility that fits your schedule. The program

This fall, Pacekids is offering a free four-part Triple P (Positive Parenting Program) seminar series designed to give families of children with disabilities practical, realistic tools for navigating everyday challenges with more confidence. Below is everything you need to know about each session, including dates and topics. What are Triple P Seminars? Triple P, short for the Positive Parenting Program, is an evidence-based approach that helps families build stronger routines, encourage positive behaviour, and support their child’s development. Pacekids is hosting four free online seminars between August and October 2026, led by Pacekids’ Triple P staff and open to FSCD

Meet Sussana Dikome, a Classroom Therapy Aide at Pacekids Sunridge!

Better Speech & Hearing Month and Therapy Appreciation Day May is a month that invites us to pause and celebrate something fundamental: the power of communication, and the dedicated people who work every day to support it. At Pacekids, we are honouring both Better Speech and Hearing Month and Therapy Appreciation Day this May, and the two feel deeply connected. One reminds us why communication matters; the other reminds us who shows up to champion it. To our therapy team: thank you. The work you do, the relationships you build, the progress you celebrate, the creativity you bring, makes a