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19 Dec
Wrapped holiday gifts for kids with special needs, featuring sensory-friendly and engaging toy ideas.
Last-Minute Gift Ideas for Kids With Special Needs (That Actually Get Played With)

The holidays are here and if you’re doing some last-minute shopping, you’re not alone! If you’re wondering what gift your child will actually play with, especially if your child has special needs, this guide is for you. After more than 25 years as a pediatric occupational therapist, I’ve learned one thing: the best gifts aren’t...

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28 Jun
Three toddlers splashing and playing in a pool, enjoying sensory play as part of Summer OT activities for kids.
Keep the OT Progress Going Over the Summer

Summer brings a welcome break from school routines, but for many families, it also raises the question: How do we keep the progress going while everything feels a little… different? If your child has been working hard in occupational therapy, summer doesn’t have to mean a setback. With the right summer OT activities for kids,...

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18 Jun
Insurance paperwork representing the benefits of private pay therapy for occupational therapy services.
Why We Don’t Accept Insurance – and Why That’s a Good Thing

When you’re looking for any type of therapy for your child, one of the first questions that comes up is: “Do you take insurance?” At our occupational therapy practice, the answer is no — and that’s actually a good thing. We know choosing private pay therapy can feel like a big decision. That’s why we...

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09 May
Toddler rubbing his eyes, recognizing when to seek occupational therapy for your toddler.
When to Seek Occupational Therapy for Your Toddler: Early Signs to Watch For

Every toddler develops at their own pace, which can make it tricky to know what’s typical and what might be a sign that some extra support could help. Occupational therapy (OT) can be incredibly beneficial for toddlers who are struggling with daily routines, sensory experiences, or developmental milestones. But when should you seek occupational therapy...

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17 Apr
Toddler engaged in occupational therapy assessment, playing with sensory toys to support regulation and development.
What Sets an Occupational Therapy Assessment Apart?

Celebrating OT Month by Exploring the Heart of What We Do April is Occupational Therapy Month, a time to shine a light on the meaningful, everyday work that occupational therapists do to help children and adults live fuller, more independent lives. In celebration, we wanted to take a moment to explain what OT is, how...

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25 Sep
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Handouts

Being a parent can be both joyful and challenging, especially when it comes to understanding your child’s needs. We’ve put together these handy tips and resources to support you in key areas like feeding, sensory play, and managing everyday behaviors. You’ll also find guidance on helping your child develop important skills, such as using scissors,...

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