Social Emotional Skill Camps really enjoy using this. It provides a narrative where clients feel more comfortable sharing and identifying what emotions lead up to their behaviors. In the sample provided, the client was able to identify 3 items on the list. Download the PDF for...
Many of our elderly clients find this handout useful because of limited energy and ideas to make themselves food. These are easy to prepare and delicious. Keep things easier on the hands by purchasing already shredded cheese or chopped olives in the can. Share your own delicious...
If you want to make your cards fancy, just copy pictures like the talking boy and then cut them out and paste them on the blank side of the cards. Kids enjoy the mystery of cards and you can build communication skills at the same time. Share...
This handout should give you many ideas as to what you can use to provide useful matching challenges. Tip: With car emblems, just grab pictures from the internet and then match them to pictures of cars or descriptions of them. I used the car emblems with...
Happiness is a smile surrounded by color. Making a circle and square fun to explore and a shape worth remembering is important and is often an OT goal. ST: You may choose to use this by finding items around the room that are shaped like a...
We know how important it is to individualize therapy, so here is a template you may like. It is just like Story Board without the pictures, so you can add whatever subject you are working on whether it is pictures or letters or numbers, textures, colors,...
A simple colorful border to maintain interest but not overpower the writer. Any time we can get kids to express themselves thru art it is a positive thing so this page supports both skills. Download the PDF for Writing: ____ Makes Me Happy...
A printer friendly version is included also making it easier to target specific skills. If you do not want to work on coloring you do not need to! Yahoo! Make every minute count with Brilliant Therapy tools. If you have made your own and want to...
Count the owls in Bunny FooFoo's Forest! Remember to create interest in each activity. The border was left intentionally empty so that kids could try to draw in between the lines for the extreme visual-motor challenge! Share your interesting creations with your Brilliant Therapy team today! Download the...
The picture brings many smiles and kids are drawn to the experience in the picture to fine all the items on the list. Skills developed: visual-motor, attention to task, conversational skills, and more depending on how this is administered. For example: Standing balance and UE strength...