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Jumping for Joy—A Look at Hopping Milestones
As spring unfolds, many of you might notice your little ones bouncing with renewed energy—literally! Jumping and hopping are fantastic ways for children to develop important gross motor skills, and this week on the blog, I wanted to delve into the exciting world of...
Highlights from AOTA Inspire 2024!
It's been warm and sunny here in Orlando. I arrived Wednesday evening and went right to the Community of Practice and Special Interest Section Reception. It was a huge networking event where all the different COPS and SIS groups met up with each other in real life (as...
Learning the Path to ATP (Assistive Technology Provider) Certification—Where Should I Begin?
Becoming an Assistive Technology provider is a great way to amp up your resume, round out your skill set, and make yourself more marketable. In many states, an OT does not need any special certification, classes, or certificates to be considered an Assistive...
Clack Game Review – Fun and Functional OT Toy for All Ages
Today, my friends, I'm excited to talk about one of my all-time favorite OT toys—the fabulous CLACK! game! Tiny But Mighty CLACK! may be small, but let me tell you, it packs a punch! This small, compact game comes with magnetic discs that click (or clack) together,...
Uncover Your Child’s Hidden (or not so Hidden) Challenges with the Organizational Problems Inventory
Happy Monday—it's time for another Motor Monday! We're diving into another incredible tool available to make your journey a whole lot easier. This tool is the Organizational Problems Inventory (OPI). Created by Judy Sweeney from Onion Mountain Technology, this nifty...
The Gap And The Gain is a Must-Read Book to Boost Your Spirits!
It's Motor Monday, and I've got something super exciting to chat with you about today. Now, I know this book might not be the go-to choice for occupational therapists, but trust me, it's a game-changer for anyone who loves to learn and is all about self-improvement....