Creating sensory-friendly spaces doesn’t have to be expensive or complicated.
In this post, we’ll explore three simple, effective sensory-friendly changes that can make your space more inclusive for everyone.
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Movement as a Learning Style for Kids: Unlocking the Power of the Body for the Brain
When we think of learning, we often picture a child sitting quietly at a desk, pencil in hand, eyes fixed on a worksheet or chalkboard.
But for many children, especially in the early years, this traditional model doesn’t match how their brains are wired to absorb information.
Behind the Scenes: Creating a Sensory Toolkit
In this post, I’ll walk you through what goes into a sensory toolkit, why it matters, and how to build one tailored to your environment.
How to Collaborate with Teachers and Parents as a School-Based OT
Strong collaboration is the backbone of effective occupational therapy in schools.
Why Every New School OT Needs This Beginner’s Guide
If you’re a new occupational therapy practitioner entering the school system, you’ve probably already realized there’s a steep learning curve. Transitioning from grad school, clinical placements, or other settings into schools is a shift in both mindset and practice. That’s why I created A Beginner’s Guide for School-Based Occupational Therapy Practitioners. Here’s why every newContinue reading “Why Every New School OT Needs This Beginner’s Guide”
How to Avoid Common Mistakes New School OT Practitioners Make
Starting your career in school-based occupational therapy can be both exciting and overwhelming. While no one expects perfection, being aware of the most common missteps can help you hit the ground running. Here are some tips to help avoid common mistakes that many new school-based OTs make. 1. Understand the Educational Model Unlike clinics, school-basedContinue reading “How to Avoid Common Mistakes New School OT Practitioners Make”
Supporting Your Child’s Nervous System and Emotional Regulation During the First Month of School
The first month of school is a big transition for children. As parents, understanding how your child’s nervous system responds to change can help you support their emotional regulation and make the adjustment smoother.
Welcome to the New SuperKids Occupational Therapy Website: Your Hub for Inclusive Pediatric OT Support!
I’m thrilled to officially introduce the newly redesigned SuperKids Occupational Therapy website—a modern, user-friendly, and resource-rich hub created with schools, businesses, families, educators, and therapists in mind. Whether you’re looking for expert school-based OT support or inclusive sensory-friendly consulting, my updated website is your one-stop destination. Why the Redesign? As my practice has grown toContinue reading “Welcome to the New SuperKids Occupational Therapy Website: Your Hub for Inclusive Pediatric OT Support!”
Top 10 Tools Every School-Based OT Practitioner Should Have
As a school-based occupational therapist, having the right tools can make all the difference in engaging students, collecting meaningful data, and making your interventions effective and enjoyable. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to streamline your therapy bag, here are the top 10 essential tools every school-based OT should have in their toolkit. 1.Continue reading “Top 10 Tools Every School-Based OT Practitioner Should Have”
The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to School-Based Occupational Therapy Is Here!
If you’re stepping into the world of school-based occupational therapy or thinking about making the transition, you likely have more questions than answers. What’s the difference between clinical and school-based OT? How do you handle IEPs, caseloads, and collaboration with teachers? Where do you even start? You’re not alone—and that’s exactly why I created AContinue reading “The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide to School-Based Occupational Therapy Is Here!”
SuperKids Pediatric Consulting Services 