Every child experiences the world uniquely through their senses; this difference is normal. Learning to recognize and support these differences builds self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience – just like Seth and Sally learned in A Chameleon Tale.
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This guide is designed to help you through your journey with new learners in your homeschool.
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In this video workshop, Sarah explores how holiday (or anytime) baking can be used to build a variety of different skills needed for our students in their occupations AND how to adapt the activity to fit your child’s current abilities. Skills Explored: Gross Motor, Fine Motor, Visual Motor, Communication, Executive Functioning & Academic. The product…
To experience gratitude, we must shift our mental focus from what
went wrong to what went right. We take perspective, noticing not
only our own experiences but also the intentions and efforts of
others. This is mental flexibility in action—an intentional re-framing of
thoughts. This guide will help you navigate gratitude and executive function.
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A journal and discussion guide to help you get the most out of reading Handwriting Brain-Body Disconnect by Cherri Doetterer
This guide is designed to help you establish a rhythm that fosters co-regulation, connection, and curiosity. You’ll find templates, prompts, and checklists—like the ones I use in my own homeschool—to help your days feel more grounded and supportive.
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Homeschool coaching sessions designed to help you think through challenges, adjust your daily rhythm, and support your child’s development with Occupational Therapy (OT)-informed guidance.
These are interactive Q&A sessions. There are no written recommendations given.
Sessions must be used with in 12 months of purchase.
Through this guide it is my goal to help you and your family connect narration skills and learning with writing to be able to thrive in your homeschool journey.
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These reflexes originate in the brainstem and play a crucial role in an infant’s survival and development. They include actions such as sucking, grasping, and the startle reflex. This guide is meant as a beginning list of resources for your knowledge. It can inform… What questions to ask your team members (remember you are the…
As homeschool parents, our kids need us at our best. We are managing schedules, cooking meals, practicing math facts, reading aloud, leading co-op classes, joining in art projects … the list goes on and on with the most important role being co-regulating with our kids. In this resource, I’m sharing all about these aspects of…
Do you hear your child say, “I can’t!” and wonder how to truly help—without starting another argument? In this workshop, occupational therapist and homeschool mom Sarah Collins explores why children sometimes respond this way—and what parents can do to help. Sarah will guide you through practical steps and mindset shifts, for turning moments of struggle…
Our role is to work with clients on what they specifically need and want to do or how they occupy their time.
In this download, you will find a quick reference chart of the different therapy areas and which OT settings might serve you best, and additional details about each therapy setting to help you determine the right fit for your child.
An Occupational Therapist’s role is to support families or individuals when a person is struggling with what they specifically need and want to do. Simply put, occupation is how a person occupies their time. In this case, we are thinking about your children. Are they able to do what they need and want to do…
This guide helps your child become confident in reading by understanding the Five Pillars Of Literacy. This guide explains each pillar in simple terms and offers practical home strategies using the PEO Model. (Person–Environment–Occupation)
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