Category Archives: Blog

Another obstacle course idea to promote handwriting & strengthening!
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Along with my good friend and long-time colleague Lauren Stern, OTR/L we have compiled a post about an OT’s best kept secret: a good obstacle course!
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Picking the right pencil for a child with sensory processing challenges can help to increase concentration and make written tasks easier and more motivating. Check out these suggestions that may suit your child’s writing & sensory needs.
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Creative collages from children (ok, I made one too) with all the favorite things they do in OT!
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A compilation of activities designed to help develop stronger muscles in little hands.
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Research shows that children as young as 12 months can show signs of autism. Early detection of Autistic Spectrum Disorders leads to early therapeutic intervention, which can make all the difference in a child’s future.
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There are many creative and affordable sensory solutions to bring much needed sensory input into your home. Here are a few ideas that you can create or buy cheaply to help your child with sensory integration challenges.
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What sensory strategies help your child or students get through their school day? Here are some ideas based on my experiences working with children & teachers in a school setting.
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Occupational Therapists frequently receive referrals for children with improper pencil grasps that impact their handwriting. There are many strategies and techniques OTs use to help facilitate effective grasp patterns. These are a few of my favorites!
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A student’s positioning at a desk can impact his or her handwriting and attention. Let’s set our students up for academic success starting with proper positioning in their work space.
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