The After-School Reset: Simple Ways to Support Your Child’s Regulation
After a full day of learning, following directions, navigating social interactions, managing sensory input, and moving through transitions, your child may come home with very little left in the tank.
That can look like irritability, big emotions, arguing, shutting down, or a full-blown meltdown.
More Than Handwriting: 5 Reasons Your Child May Benefit From OT
So how do you know when occupational therapy might be helpful for your child?
You don't need to have a diagnosis or know exactly what's going on. Sometimes, you simply notice that certain everyday activities seem harder for your child than they need to be.
Kindergarten Readiness: The Everyday Skills That Matter
Kindergarten readiness is about more than what a child knows. It's also about how they can participate, communicate, and access their school environment.