The Occupational Therapy Looking Glass
You drop your child off at the front office of the clinic, at the front doors of the school, or at the bus stop and say goodbye. Later, you get a note from their Occupational Therapist that says they had…
What to expect during a Peabody Developmental Motor Scales (PDMS-2) evaluation
Bringing your young child to their first occupational therapy evaluation can be an overwhelming experience. At times, the therapist may forget to explain the details of the evaluation they are conducting, so I encourage you to ask if you have any…
Virtual OT, What Can It Be?
Silly COVID… you took my child’s occupational therapy away… Don’t worry… we’ve got your back! We can deliver your child’s occupational therapy services virtually. Some people call it virtual services, telehealth, or telepractice, and others call it crazy! While it…
9 Activities That Promote Body Awareness
Body Awareness, or proprioception, is the sense of self-movement and knowing where one’s body is in space. It is important for motor planning and coordination, and helps in moving through space and navigating around objects or people in the environment.…
9 Ways To Improve Your Child’s Balance
Balance is key from infancy through childhood and even into adulthood. Good balance is required during sitting, standing, walking, transitions between various positions, during play and sports skills. Your child needs good balance to enhance their safety and prevent falls…