by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Sensory Processing, Vision
St. Patrick’s Day brings the perfect opportunity to combine colorful creativity with therapeutic skill-building! Whether you’re an occupational therapy practitioner, teacher, or parent, these rainbow-themed crafts will transform your space into a magical...
by Miss Jaime | Gift Guide, Self-regulation, Sensory Processing
The Struggle is Real: Navigating a Noisy World If you’ve ever worked with or parented a child with autism, you know how overwhelming loud or unpredictable noises can be for them. A school bell, a cafeteria full of chatter, or the hum of fluorescent lights can turn...
by Miss Jaime | Fine Motor & Bilateral Skills, Gross Motor Skills, Self-regulation, Sensory Processing
iYou might be suprised to learn that cup stacking offers a ton of therapeutic benefits, especially for kids! Let’s explore why this simple yet engaging activity is a valuable tool in occupational therapy. 1. Fine Motor Skills Development Cup stacking is fantastic for...
by Jaime Spencer | Self-regulation, Gift Guide, Sensory Processing
As a pediatric occupational therapist with years of experience in school settings, I have always prioritized finding effective tools to support children’s sensory needs. Recently, I stumbled upon a fascinating product that has quickly become a favorite in my arsenal...
by Miss Jaime | Sensory Processing
The holiday season is a time of joy, laughter, and celebration. But for parents of children with Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD), it can also be a season of stress, anxiety, and uncertainty. The bright lights, loud music, and crowded gatherings that define this...
by Miss Jaime | Sensory Processing
Sensory vests are increasingly being used in schools as a tool to support students with sensory processing difficulties. These vests, weighted, compression, or a combination of the two, come in various designs, provide deep pressure stimulation to the body, which can...
