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Category: Sensory Processing

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New Occupational Therapy Printable Tool Aims to Help Children and Adults Master Emotional Regulation and Self-Awareness

A new therapeutic resource is rolling out across clinical and educational settings to help individuals better manage emotional intensity, with a primary focus on anger and frustration. Developed as part of a free printable series by The OT Toolbox, the newly introduced "Anger Thermometer" is designed to support occupational therapy interventions by bridging the gap…

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Empowering Children Through Emotional Regulation: The Impact of "The Size of the Problem" Approach

WASHINGTON — Educators, therapists, and parents are increasingly turning to a social-emotional learning concept known as "The Size of the Problem" to help children navigate daily challenges, build resilience, and develop critical executive functioning skills. Designed to bridge the gap between emotional responses and actual situations, the strategy teaches children to evaluate the magnitude of…

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Top Vision Books and Therapeutic Workbooks Selected to Support Visual Processing and Occupational Therapy Development

Pediatric occupational therapists, educators, and developmental specialists have a new comprehensive resource lineup for addressing visual processing and visual motor challenges in children, following the release of a curated compilation highlighting the top books and therapeutic workbooks designed to build foundational visual skills. Compiled by pediatric occupational therapy professionals, the resource guide focuses on tools…

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New Summer Sensory Stations Packet Released to Support Children’s Self-Regulation and Motor Planning

Therapy professionals, educators, and parents looking for effective ways to manage children’s energy and attention during the warmer months have a new resource at their disposal. The release of the all-new Summer Sensory Stations set offers a structured, movement-based approach to self-regulation that can be easily implemented in classrooms, therapy clinics, summer camps, and home…

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New Resource Guide Helps Parents and Educators Integrate Sensory Processing Activities Into Summer Routines

As the long-awaited summer months approach, parents, educators, and therapy providers often face the unique challenge of maintaining structure when familiar school routines disappear. To help children navigate this transition, pediatric occupational therapy experts have updated and expanded comprehensive resources designed to incorporate therapeutic sensory processing activities into everyday summer life. Created by pediatric occupational…

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