ABCs of OT
U is for Upside Down
In the literal sense, being upside down is a great form of vestibular input. Many of our kiddos thrive on
April 21, 2019
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In the literal sense, being upside down is a great form of vestibular input. Many of our kiddos thrive on
Rachel was on staff for 6 straight summers driving boats for a summer camp, being on the water every day
Working in home based early intervention in Los Angeles, CA traffic is something that I know all too well. Although
She commits to traveling out of the country once a year. When asked what she gets out of it, she
This is something that we as OTs do really well. We see a problem and then use our OT brains
Rachael engages in this activity about 1 or 2 times per month, since she is currently in OT school, but
This is a really important aspect of being a pediatric OT. Many times our families can not afford fancy toys
When asked about reading, Grant replied, “In seasons of life involving change, there have been few valued occupations I can
As you might have guessed, rubber duckies are one of my all time favorite treatment activities. I seriously use them
