Resources

Tools to do therapy at home

Resources by Type

Sensory-Motor

Click here to learn about sensory processing

Why is sensory input important?

Sensory strategies, activities, and ways to incorporate sensory input at home!

Homemade sensory tunnels

Helpful calming strategies for an overstimulated child

Helpful active movement for regulating your child

Fine Motor

So many developmental skills require foundational fine motor skills. Even the very young child has many play skills that transfer and develop fine motor skills. We can consult with you if you have a concern and discuss if OT services are important for developing these foundational skills!

See below for checklists and home programs.

Click here for Fine Motor activities to do at home!

Playdough alphabet and numbers

Developmental grasp patterns

Playdough Mats

Daily Living Skills

Daily Living Skills includes dressing, bathing, toothbrushing, and toileting. It's important to gradually develop these skills as kiddos grow. Some times kiddos have a hard time developing these skills for various reasons, like sensory defensiveness, motor planning difficulties, sequencing, or fine motor delays. Also kids should begin to develop responsibilities at home like taking out the trash, putting dishes in sin, putting clothes away or even wiping the counters.

See below for skills that are appropriate for your child's age.

Hair Cut Difficult? Click here

Age appropriate Chores

Trouble with Potty Training? Click here

Tips for Toothbrushing

Age appropriate chore ideas

Sequencing Help for ADLs

Dressing checklist

Home Programs

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Infant-Toddler Developmental Info

Check out these resources -- Check back frequently as we update this site.
1. Resilience https://centerforresilientchildren.org/infants/
2. Regulation

Social Emotional BOOKS

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