Activities of Daily Living (ADL) refers to the ability to complete tasks in order to care for oneself.

No one knows your child better than you do. What if you suspect something more is going on?

Whether your child has been referred to occupational therapy (OT) by another professional, or you’re wondering if treatment would be beneficial for your child, the first step is to receive an OT evaluation. But what does an evaluation look like?

We know it’s acceptable to feel every emotion, and as adults, we are able to match our reaction to the situation. Children don’t innately have the skills to do this, so they must be taught how to regulate their emotions. 

Virtual instruction and teletherapy services are new to many educators who are trying their best to keep up with the latest technology and resources to make this transition as easy as possible.

Here are a few tips/tricks to help us navigate through virtual instruction. You got this!