Rein Remedy

03/22/2026

03/11/2026

Dear Friends & Families,

We are sorry to announce the closure of our Baltimore location. Please know that our partners are working hard to provide therapy services here again soon! If you have any questions or would like to know more, please reach out to Jessie by emailing jessie@roseofsharonschool.org.

02/10/2026

The warmer weather is almost here! We’re ready to schedule ☀️ check out our website and reach out today!

We provide pediatric occupational therapy services for kids of all abilities. We work with you and your child to establish functional, appropriate, and achievable goals through farm-based activities, including hippotherapy services.

Hippotherapy is using horse movement as a therapy tool to engage sensory, neuromotor, and cognitive systems to enhance functional outcomes.

✅ Medicaid & Medicare Accepted
✅ Nature and Farm-Based
✅ Hippotherapy
✅ Certified and Licensed Professionals
✅ Located in Harwood

We offer rehabilitative and habilitative services for clients with autism, cerebral palsy, genetic conditions, spina bifida, stroke, brain injury, and more. Our services are also available to adults, including conditions like multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia.

12/28/2025

Reasons Kids Need Routines and Schedules 💛✨

12/14/2025

11/11/2025

When the treat is too good to chew 🤤🍎

10/31/2025

Low Tide is ready for some tricks and treats 🤎🧡🖤

10/29/2025

10/02/2025

ROTARY VESTIBULAR SENSORY ACTIVITIES

The vestibular system, located in the inner ear, sends signals to the brain about the position and movement of the head. It becomes active whenever the head tilts, turns upside down, spins, or moves quickly or slowly—for example, when running, swinging, or sliding.

Today we are focusing on rotary vestibular input -
Spinning around and turning the head (and fluid in the inner ear). This type of input is generally alerting and stimulating, helping with balance, muscle tone, and body awareness. It differs from linear input (discussed recently) and can be either organizing or disorganising depending on the individual’s sensory needs; excessive or intense input can lead to overstimulation, while some children with sensory processing challenges may be hyporesponsive and seek this input. Combining vestibular and proprioceptive input can be regulating.

Vestibular rotary activities can vary with an individual rolling (forward, backward, log), turning (like a spinning top), orbital (like a merry-go-round) on an axis and upside down/inversion (like a cartwheel). It can vary in intensity, stop/start jerky movements and duration. The vestibular system is very powerful and input should be closely supervised, especially for sensory seekers who may not know their own limits.

We are embarking on lots of sensory content in the next month, come back to find out more. In the meantime, get your FREE ticket to the sensory summit. Let me know if you want the link!

10/02/2025

LINEAR VESTIBULAR SENSORY ACTIVITIES

The vestibular system, located in the inner ear, sends signals to the brain about the position and movement of the head. It becomes active whenever the head tilts, turns upside down, spins, or moves quickly or slowly—for example, when running, swinging, or sliding.

Today we are focusing on linear vestibular input -
Forward/backward, up/down and side to side. Broadly speaking these actions can help someone to soothe and calm, alert and energise, or organise and regulate. Some children will also combine vestibular input with proprioceptive input to have these outcomes.

Some activities allow for a combination of vestibular input such as the hammock swing. Allowing a child to direct their sensory input may also help them to include proprioception (eg. Pumping legs on the swing, pushing with arms on the scooter board, jumping on the trampoline). Stop/start activities will also bring alerting components.

We are embarking on lots of sensory content in the next month, come back to find out more. In the meantime, get your FREE ticket to the sensory summit. Let me know if you want the link!

09/04/2025

Evenings set the tone for the next day

Simple, consistent routines help children wind down, feel secure, and get the rest they need for a smoother school morning.

Here are 6 tips to make evenings calmer and more predictable.

08/29/2025

Annapolis, our friends up the road offer social groups!

We have limited openings for a Social Skill group at our farm in Harwood. Contact us for details