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In occupational therapy, we often talk about the importance of consistency—consistent routines, consistent expectations, consistent...

Marge LeBlanc’s words— “The child is the one who has language in their heads, before we ever decided that we would partner with them on...

As the year winds down, many of us reflect on what we’ve experienced and achieved. For parents navigating the journey of occupational...

The holiday season is a time of joy, excitement, and togetherness, but it can also bring significant disruptions to daily routines. For...

Christmas and New Year gatherings are often filled with joy, connection, and celebration. Yet, for many, these events can also bring...

Have you heard the term Impairment Notice being discussed in the context of NDIS? Not sure what it means? Read on below to find out more...

Ever had your child come home from school and immediately seem like a completely different kid? One minute they’re walking through the...

Kinetic sand, a moldable and tactile substance, has become a popular tool in occupational therapy due to its unique sensory and...

Stereognosis is the ability to perceive and recognia\se the form and nature of objects using the sense of touch, without relying on...

Learning a new skill, whether it's tying shoelaces, writing neatly, or mastering an activity of daily living, can sometimes feel...

The concept of "choice amplifies voice" is particularly important in the disability context, and even more so when it comes to children...

Swings are more than just playground equipment; they are powerful therapeutic tools used in occupational therapy (OT) to support sensory...

Here are five different card games and how they can be used both in occupational therapy (OT) and better yet - at home with fasmily and...

The mark making and drawing skills in children typically follows a progressive trajectory, because there are rapid improvements and...

Sleep is a critical component of a child’s physical, emotional, and cognitive development. However, understanding the typical sleep...

The development of scissor skills in children typically follows a progressive trajectory as their fine motor skills and hand-eye...

Occupational therapists (OTs) use puzzles in therapy as a versatile tool to address a wide range of developmental, cognitive, and motor...

Occupational therapists (OTs) use dress-up activities as part of therapy to promote a variety of developmental and rehabilitative goals....

Theraputty is a type of malleable, resistive putty used primarily in occupational therapy to help improve hand strength, dexterity, and...

Scooter Boards are generally a plastic or wooden board with wheels and sometimes a handle. They are probably one of the top pieces of...