If you like Mr. Square we know you will like Mr. Circle as well. Bright motivating colors can spur on therapy imagination! Here are some ideas: PT: Make a square themed obstacle course or pick up as many squares as Mr. Square wants. Stack them and...
We are making if fun to cut out shapes. Cut them out and save or collect them! Then you can see the progress. The colorful sample can capture imagination and spur communication. OT: You may choose to place a paper over top of Mr. Circle and then...
This is a proven effective method that is easy to do. Establishing good habits can be helpful for an outstanding obstacle course experience. Download the PDF for Obstacle Success Post...
Therapists are very different in how they approach activities. The activity is more about building neuronal pathways and not the end result of the craft. It is all about the process. Get involved by sharing your own innovative tools with your Brilliant Therapy team. Download the PDF...
If you are able to do it with your clients the first time or demonstrate each workout element, they will enjoy it and put more energy into the workout. Emotions often are stressed with transitioning between environments, so if kids can know that as soon...
This one is fun and the kids love it, especially if you can sing it with a guitar. Only 3 chords and everyone is moving around you in rhythm. This is a definite winner in therapy camp settings. I have had success with other songs in...
If you like this you will like our Calming Activities poster page as well. Check out our Reset Station and other sensory related e-books. Download the PDF for Alerting Activities...
Post this up for assisting personnel and it can help your therapy session be more intentional. Check out our other charts or our e-books on sensory modulation. If you like this, you will like Brilliant Therapy's Reset Station and other sensory related e-books. Download the PDF for...
Colored paper strip writing is an easy way to make learning fun. It can help with thought organization, communication, fine motor and visual skills, and both old and young clients like it. Other ideas for their use: Paper strips for birthday wishes, graduations, welcome banners, obstacle...
Obstacle courses should be changed frequently to continue to build skills, use a variety of muscles, and build a variety of neurological pathways. If there is a particular challenge it is fine to keep it again in your next course until better mastery is achieved....