Helping your child thrive shouldn’t feel overwhelming — but for many parents of children with ADHD, autism spectrum disorder (ASD), learning challenges, or emotional/behavioral needs, knowing where to start can feel confusing.   Early intervention can change the entire trajectory of a child’s development, and understanding your options is the first step. Today, we’ll break down why early support is so powerful , how cognitive and occupational therapy work , and what parents c

Introduction Every parent wants to see their child happy, confident, and connected. Social skills—like sharing, listening, managing emotions, and making friends—are more than just “playground abilities.” They are the foundation for academic success, healthy relationships, and emotional resilience. For children with ADHD, autism, behavioral challenges, or learning differences, social skills can sometimes feel harder to develop. But with the right support, every child can grow

Helping Children Build the Foundation for Writing Success At Cogleap , we understand that handwriting is more than just forming letters — it’s a powerful developmental skill tied to focus, coordination, and confidence. Led by experienced pediatric occupational therapists (OTs), our Handwriting Groups  combine play, structure, and science to help children strengthen the essential skills behind clear, confident handwriting. Each session is engaging and hands-on, designed to mee

Building Stronger Homes Through Science and Support At Cogleap , we believe lasting change happens when therapy extends beyond the clinic and into the home. That’s why our Parent Support Training  program is designed to equip parents with the tools, understanding, and confidence to help their children thrive every day — not just during therapy sessions. Through interactive sessions led by specialists in child development, sensory processing, and feeding therapy, parents gain

This past Saturday, we had an amazing time  at Parenting OC’s Learn & Grow 2025 Family Fair  in Tustin, California ! It was an...

Introduction Every parent wants to see their child happy, confident, and connected. Social skills—like sharing, listening, managing...

Attention Training Programs for Kids: A Research-Based, Non-Medication Path for ADHD Children Why More Families Are Turning to Attention...

Parenting a child with ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) can sometimes feel like running a marathon while juggling. There...

Introduction Supporting children with ADHD  (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) and ASD  (Autism Spectrum Disorder) requires...

Move & Connect is part of Cogleap’s science-based Hope Focus System (HFS®) —a program designed to help children ages 5–18 strengthen...

It’s a phrase you may have heard before: “Exercise changes the brain.” But what does that really mean? And how does that relate to...

Neurodevelopmental conditions like Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)  and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)  affect millions...

🧩 Introduction Social skills  are at the heart of everyday interactions — they help us build relationships, work with others, and...

In a world filled with distractions—constant screen time, fast-paced environments, and high sensory input—many children today struggle...

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)  is an evidence-based practice used to teach functional life skills, reduce maladaptive behaviors, and...

As awareness of neurodiversity grows, more families in Orange County—especially in cities like Irvine—are recognizing the importance of...

For parents in Walnut, California, a child’s autism diagnosis can feel overwhelming—but it can also be a turning point for positive...

When summer break arrives, many parents search for programs that go beyond simple recreation—activities that enrich, educate, and elevate...

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) remains the gold standard for treating Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), supported by decades of...

Brains are like snowflakes. Not in a negative connotation, but in the most wonderful sense — no two are exactly alike. Each brain is...