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Fun exercises to do at home! - Occupational Therapy
Fun Exercises to do at home! Bring the zoo into the home 😀 Give these animal walks a try with your little one. It helps with developing...

Visual Tracking - Occupational Therapy
There is a pesky fly buzzing around your house! When you follow its path with your eyes so that you can catch it you are using visual...


Bilateral coordination - Occupational Therapy
Does your child seem clumsy, uncoordinated or or move awkwardly? But why? Bilateral coordination is the ability to coordinate both sides...


Attention! - Occupational Therapy
When completing tasks at home and in school some children may lose track of what they are doing, make frequent mistakes, or simply...

Core Strength - Occupational Therapy
What is core strength? Having core strength means having strong tummy, back and pelvis muscles. We need these muscles to be strong in...


Motor Planning - Occupational Therapy
What is motor planning? We use motor planning (sometimes referred to as praxis) for everything we do! We use it to get dressed, throw and...
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