Therapro was proud to once again participate in the 17th Annual Great Beginnings Conference held on Friday, October 25th, at the DCU Center in Worcester.
“The Great Beginnings Conference brings experts and professionals together to discuss research and explore implications for appropriate practice, policy and services for children birth to six years old and their families.”
Supporting Early Childhood Professionals
The 17th Annual Great Beginnings Conference featured a wide variety of sessions aimed at empowering educators and therapists working with young children. With a strong focus on evidence-based strategies and inclusive practices, the workshops addressed areas such as behavior support, sensory integration, social-emotional development, and communication skills.
Attendees had the opportunity to engage with presenters who offered practical tools and real-world insights to help them better support children across diverse learning environments. The event emphasized collaborative, child-centered approaches that align with current best practices in early childhood education and intervention.
Therapro’s Exhibit: Practical Tools for Young Learners
Therapro’s exhibit table was a highlight for many attendees. Our team showcased a curated selection of products designed to promote motor development, sensory processing, communication, and classroom participation. Popular items included:
Featured products include:
- Chewy Skool Kid Stretchy Pendant
- Lollacup
- Pediatric Feeding Disorders
- Pop-Up Toy
- Get a Grip Pegboard
- Pop Beads
Attendees were enthusiastic about discovering new resources and appreciated the opportunity to ask questions and explore products in person.
A Meaningful Day of Learning
The 17th Annual Great Beginnings Conference continues to be a valuable event for early childhood professionals throughout Massachusetts and beyond. The conference not only offers practical knowledge but also fosters a sense of community among those dedicated to supporting the youngest learners.
Therapro is honored to be a part of this impactful day and looks forward to continuing to support professionals with effective tools, expert guidance, and innovative solutions for early intervention and education.
On a snowy Saturday morning, January 24, 2014, a dedicated group of therapists, educators, and child specialists gathered at Therapro to attend a seminar by Barbara Smith, MS, OTR/L. Despite challenging weather conditions, attendees were eager to gain insights from Barbara Smith’s extensive experience in occupational therapy.