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24 Sep

Posted at 19:13h in by

Following directions is an important part of life, communication, safety, and relationships. If these are too difficult, try doing the Simple Directions Tasks first to strengthen desired skills. Click here to download the PDF...

24 Sep

Posted at 19:03h in by

Here is a set of wonderful visual-perceptual challenges that can be used for clients having a variety of diagnoses, such as head trauma or dyslexia. Visual memory and discrimination are really addressed so start noodle looking. Click here to download the PDF ...

24 Sep

Posted at 18:55h in by

This can make it easier to give out an individualized program. Just highlight or circle what the client needs in each category or what needs to be tried. There is space to add other sensory components in each category. Click here to download the PDF...

24 Sep

Posted at 18:51h in by

Sometimes meetings can loose focus or take more time than is necessary to communicate and discuss what is important in an IEP meeting. By using this format to guide the meeting, everyone can be on the same understanding of what is planned and the goal...

24 Sep

Posted at 18:35h in by

Mazes can be a real challenge for clients that struggle to visually track or look ahead of where they want to draw. They can also be a challenge for those struggling to coordinate hand coordination. Here are some simple mazes to start the journey. Let us...

24 Sep

Posted at 18:22h in by

Just cut out the four picture squares and then have client paste them on a strip of paper in the correct order. If you like this, check out the other sequence cards available at BrilliantTherapy.com Click here to download the PDF ...

24 Sep

Posted at 18:10h in by

Draw each number into an animal, object, or picture of your choice. Here is a chance to create and imagine lines that are not familiar, do a drawing process that is different, and develop other cognitive pathways to help with writing, memory, and more. OT: You may...