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When a Smaller-Looking Target Helps a Child Learn: New Dyspraxia Research on Visual Illusion Training

By Aimee Brueck • October 17, 2026
A 2026 randomized controlled trial found boys with dyspraxia (DCD) learned a throwing skill better when the target looked smaller. What the research means for parents and pediatric therapists.

Does Dyspraxia Come in Distinct Types? What a 2026 Review of the Research Found

By Aimee Brueck • October 16, 2026
A 2026 systematic review finds no consistent subtypes of dyspraxia (DCD). It's better understood as a spectrum of severity. Here's what that means for your child's therapy.

ARFID Isn't "Picky Eating" or Anorexia: What a 2026 Review of 22 Studies Found

By Aimee Brueck • September 15, 2026
A 2026 systematic review and meta-analysis of 22 studies finds ARFID has a distinct clinical profile from anorexia and bulimia in children and teens. Progressive Pediatric Therapy explains what it means for feeding therapy in Palm Beach County. Schedule an evaluation today.
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