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How to Teach Cutting (With FREE Guide)

As a gift to our friends who subscribe to our blog, a FREE how-to-use scissors guide is provided at the bottom of this post!…
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Play: A Child’s Occupation

Play IS a child’s work Children of all ages learn skills by engaging in play. When they are not asleep, children are learning about…
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Sensory Processing Tips You Can Use TODAY!

Does your child chew pencils, shirts, or other objects that aren’t age appropriate? Is your child having trouble moving from activity to activity without…
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Awesome Education Resources

Friends, I’m SO excited to give you information that is easy to use and truly benefits your children and OT students.  This week, I…
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9 Tips For New Therapy Grads

Welcome to the world of Pediatric therapy! Overview:  This post celebrates the excitement of starting out in your new career as a pediatric therapist…
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Learn the Colors Activity Pack – Spanish

Learning to identify and write the colors is important for all children. We are so excited about our new learn the colors pack in…
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Forth of July BINGO!

Does anyone know what holiday is coming up? BINGO! You’ve got it…..it’s the 4th of July. I’m so excited to offer my readers this…
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Advocacy……

If you’ve followed my blog for any length of time, you know I’m the mother to two children with autism spectrum disorders. My boys…
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Executive Function Infographic

Many adults and children have difficulty with executive function. Traditional models explain executive function (EF) as the chief executive officer (CEO) of the brain….
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