5 OT Tips for Boosting Productivity OT is BOOMING! We are in demand and are showing our unique value. Occupational therapy is growing by leaps and bounds and it’s a… Read More
Fourth of July Tips for Kids Summer is in full force and we have tips for kids who may struggle with sensory processing. The 4th of July is here. Nothing… Read More
5 Tips to Celebrate Occupational Therapy Month! HAPPY OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY MONTH! OT Month is a time to reflect and celebrate the unique value of our profession. There’s so much to learn… Read More
5 Facts About Metacognition – What IS It? Who are you? What do you tell yourself? What are your beliefs and thoughts as you move throughout your day? We all have that… Read More
5 Facts About ~ Executive Function As my children grow, my focus as a parent changes. Both of my autistic sons and husband with ADD/ADHD struggle with executive function. That’s… Read More
5 Helpful Strategies for Dysgraphia DYSGRAPHIA is a learning disability. It affects how children acquire written language and the use of writing to express thoughts and ideas. In my… Read More
5 Ways to Use Mindfulness What is mindfulness? According to the American Mindfulness Research Association, it’s: “The state, process, and practice of remembering to observe moment-to-moment experience with openness,… Read More
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… Read More
5 Ways to Assess Movement to Build Functional Outcomes Therapists, looking for tips to assess your students’ movement for better functional outcomes? Me too! I have been doing a ton of research for… Read More
Tips for Passing the NBCOT® Exam Why is the NBCOT® Exam so Hard to Pass? Today’s guest blogger is Shannon Corcoran, OTR. Thank you to PassTheOT.com for the following tips. As… Read More
