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...
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...
Now is the time to educate those parents and teachers who need to know this information. Give them this handout and they can choose from the list. Simple and effective. Download the PDF for Alerting Activities List...
Teachers really like to have a list to refer to that helps them remember what types of supports they can try to assist students with their sensory needs. This is one that also has some blank space so you can write in any particular ones...
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...
Locate shapes or birds and place play doh on top. This is a must in PreK but older kids can enjoy it as well. Download the PDF for Play Doh Picture Mat: 5 Holland birds...
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...
This is a useful handout to give parents, grandparents, and caretakers. Check us out on facebook and our Gym5 facebook page as well. Download the PDF for My Child Avoids...
This can be used in a variety of ways depending on what skills you are targeting. = You may have kids look for a number of items and color a dot that represents each item singled out. Then use the dots to remember what they saw...