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Building Blocks Pediatric Occupational Therapy Services

Fairfield Connecticut Occupational Therapist

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Now that we've learned about the astronaut trainin Now that we've learned about the astronaut training protocol, let's dive deeper into the importance of therapeutic listening!

Check out our new blog post using the link in our bio to learn more!

#TherapeuticListening #AstronautTraining #SensoryProcessing #PediatricOT
Astronaut training isn't just for space! In OT thi Astronaut training isn't just for space! In OT this is a specialized sensory-based treatment that helps to integrate the body’s vestibular, visual, and auditory systems. 
Check out the key components and benefits of this treatment in our new blog post using the link in our bio!

#AstronautTraining #SensoryProcessing #PediatricOT
How do scissor skills develop as kids grow? ✂️ How do scissor skills develop as kids grow? ✂️

From early snipping to cutting shapes, each stage helps build hand strength and coordination for writing ✍️

Every child develops at their own pace, and that’s okay

Watch the video to see what scissor skills look like by age

Full blog post is linked in the bio 🔗
 #occupationaltherapy #pediatricoccupationaltherapy 
#buildingblocksoccupationaltherapy #scissorskills✂️
A little OT magic ✨ “Do or do not… there is A little OT magic ✨

“Do or do not… there is no try.” , Yoda definitely would have approved of this project. 💚

Over the course of the past few weeks, many of our clients and graduate students worked together to complete this epic Star Wars Lego creation through teamwork, creativity, problem solving, patience, and collaboration. The force was definitely strong in this room. ⭐️

Watching everyone communicate, support one another, and work together toward one shared goal was the best part of all. This project built so much more than a Lego creation, it strengthened visual motor skills, motor planning, executive functioning, frustration tolerance, flexibility, social connection, and confidence, all while making therapy meaningful and FUN.

“Much to learn, we still have…” but this group absolutely crushed it. So proud of everyone who helped bring this project to life. 🤍🧱✨

#OccupationalTherapy #PediatricOT #StarWars #LEGO #buildingblockspediatricoccupationaltherapyservices @cmcguinness3 @lexiberroa @mcphs_ot @ot.ionaunivers
Time spent playing on the stomach can do so much m Time spent playing on the stomach can do so much more than you think; supporting strength, focus, and overall body awareness 💪
Learn how to make prone play meaningful (and fun!) in our latest blog
🔗 Link in bio

#pediatricoccupationaltherapy #play #prone
As important as it is to know about our senses it As important as it is to know about our senses it is equally as important to understand how our body processes and responds to all these sensations!

Check out our new blog post Making Sense of the Senses: Understanding Sensory Integration using the link in our bio!

#PediatricOccupationalTherapy #sensoryintegration #sensoryprocessing
Your baby grows so much within the first year and Your baby grows so much within the first year and every little movement is a big win! In this week's blog we will take a look at the fine and gross motor developmental milestones your baby will experience in their first year of life. 
Check it out now using the link in out bio!
#PediatricDevelopmentalMilestones #NewbornMilestones #PediatircOccupationalTherapy
Have you ever wondered how your baby knows how to Have you ever wondered how your baby knows how to suck during feeding right from birth? This is an example of a primitive reflex that babies are born with. 
Check out our latest blog post exploring 10 essential newborn reflexes using the link in our bio!
#PediatricOcupationalTherapy #PrimitiveReflexes #NewbornReflexes
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