Encouraging hopes and dreams are important. If a child believes they can do something just think how much farther they will get in therapy. Do you have tools that build skills and motivate? We would love to hear about them on the Brilliant Therapy facebook page....
Have client take a colored marker or highlighter and trace the line down and then draw the lucky symbols. You can adapt this by just having 1 color on each symbol and they then follow the line to the box and put in the corresponding...
Another fun way to work on writing and visual discrimination. Let's face it, if you cannot see where lines are supposed to be, then how can you correct any written errors. Speech: Sentence generation can be done with these pictures to assist. Share your created therapy tools...
With creative colorful visuals, this Bingo is a cool tool. Two sizes and a printer friendly version is also included for your benefit. We thought you might like an additional blank bingo card so that you could cut out your own pictures and place them...
With 4 versions included, you can easily have a small group of kids do this simultaneously and not have them looking at the kid next to them for answers. Speech: Have clients tell you what is missing and then draw it in. One of the wonderful elements...
You have 4 and 8 Differences sheets to use. As kids get better confidence grows. This helps attention to tasks as well. You may also try doing a 3D task prior to this 2D one. Give kids 4 objects that you have another one of. Have...
Here are 2 versions to help target the exact skill level of your clients. This can be used to slow down writing speed by using it just before a writing task or for visual perceptual and visual motor skills. Download PDF for Find 9 Differences Jazzy...
This is such a wonderful writing training tool. PT: This can be used by taping it to a wall or under a table and have clients stand on rocker boards or lay on their back to complete it. [wrist weights can be added] Stronger arms contribute to...
This therapy communication log can be done by kids or for kids and parents. You choose! The additional version is included to adapt to your specific needs. Some therapists use smiley faces or clipped out pictures to track emotional levels. Join the Brilliant Therapy team with your...
Kids and TBI clients can check their skills with these. - visual planning - visual motor control - task attention Are some of the skills addressed. A touch of color keeps the interest. Share mazes you have done or any e-books you have created by going to the Brilliant Therapy...