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Straw Digital Resource
The use of a straw can increase the ability of the child to engage in play independently or with peers. Straws are visually stimulating and promote visual tracking, oculomotor skills, eye-hand coordination, sensory processing, oral motor skills, and so many more therapeutic benefits. Check out these 10 ways to utilize a straw at home or in the clinic today to support your home program needs!
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Also included in: Equipment Bundle "Ways to Use" Digital Resource
Self- Regulation Tools & Equipment
This is a list of common sensory items that support self-regulation. These tools and equipment increase awareness of your surroundings to support being mindful of your body. Support a child in finding their own sensory preferences and in turn ways to best regulate themselves based on how their body feels (interoception).
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Occupational Therapy Caseload Organizer
You can use this adorable print out to help keep track of your current caseload and schedule! For multiple uses and increased convenience, simply laminate and use a dry erase marker to write the information out.
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy Caseload Organization Bundle
Daily Session Planner- Occupational Therapy
You can use this adorable handout to help plan and track daily treatment sessions for your client. For multiple uses and increased convenience, simply laminate and use a dry erase marker to write the sessions out.
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Also included in: Occupational Therapy Caseload Organization Bundle
Let's Talk about Community Signs Bundle
Community Signs Bundle! In this new bundle, I combined Let's Talk about Community Signs packet, the A-Z Community Signs book and the adapted book, Let's Talk about Hygiene. With this packet, you will have a variety of resources to get your students started with learning about community signs. A-Z Community Signs Book 1. Each page represents a different community sign. 2. Work on literacy by focusing the first letter of the community signs. 3. Interactive by placing the correct icon on each page.
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Today in Physical Therapy Report Card
Sometimes it can be hard to keep all of your parents updated on your sessions. This quick hand out can be useful to increase communication and provide activities for your parents to work on during the week with their children!
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PERMISSION to SPIT Feeding Therapy Picky Eating
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTcsftZhlrYhttps://www.virtualmilestoneacademy.com/blog-1For many of the kiddos I meet, mealtimes don’t trigger that it is time to relax, it triggers the opposite of relax. Instead of the parasympathetic nervous system readying the body to rest and digest, the sympathetic nervous system takes over, heart rate and breathing rate increase, and our body prepares for fight or flight. Let’s face it, because of this; mealtimes often become stressful for everyone when fe
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Parent Handout - Verbal Routines to Increase Language
Everyday Verbal Routines – Parent Handout for Early Intervention & Caregiver CoachingHelp families turn daily moments into language-building opportunities! This handout offers a simple and accessible overview of what verbal routines are, why they matter, and how caregivers can start using them throughout the day to support their child’s communication development. Perfect for early intervention providers, this resource is designed to guide family and caregiver coaching sessions by providing clear
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My Sensory Breaks Chart
This chart can be used to help your student, child, young adult, or adult tune into the needs of their brain/body, select a strategy, and track the results. They will first check in with their battery level (low, just right, or too high), decide whether they need to power up or power down, choose a strategy to either power up or power down, re-check their battery level, and then see if they met their goal. The goal is to increase independence with self-check ins at school and in the home, review
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Social Emotional Learning
Camera Exposure Chart - VERY helpful for beginners!
I created this for my beginner Media Communications classes before they started shooting video and learning the terminology and it helped them understand tremendously! I also had them make their own posters (I printed the images and then they had to recreate their own poster)
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Visual Arts
Potholes of Life
In life we always come upon holes, or barriers that can impact how he see or handle what life may throw at us. By mapping the potential holes we may face we can increase the likelihood that we can prepare for them, or maybe even avoid them. By doing so we can feel empowered, successful, proud or mentally stable.
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Psychology, School Counseling
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