Pure Play Pediatric OT

03/30/2025

Homemade rock crayons! Helps fine motor and tripod grasp. Can’t wait to try them out!

09/27/2024

Such a good talk and great reminders!

We are still so amped after our chat with Mona Delahooke, Ph.D. yesterday! ❤️💛

What a wonderful way to spend an hour! It was glorious for so many reasons! We waited a year to have this virtual cuppa with our dear friend. In that time, we sent her all of our positive energy and she put all of her energy into healing and hard work to ensure the meet up would happen. We would not have missed it for anything.

Mostly, it was just so wonderful to be back in Mona's presence sharing thoughts, ideas, tools, and strategies to help move the world at large* towards more authentic and validating regulatory supports!

It's an hour full of insights and wisdom - punctuated by great big smiles and laughs.

We are so grateful to have had the opportunity and are truly thrilled to be able to offer you the chance to catch a replay of it.

We'll put a link to stream the talk in the comments. It is available only through 4 October 2024. So, make sure to watch it soon!

*world at large - means people signed in from Serbia, India, Italy, England, Ireland, Lithuania, Singapore, Taiwan (at 2am), South Africa, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Alberta, Ontario, Saskatchewan, Nova Scotia, US, Mexico, Chile and sooooooo many states.... and so many other places that didn't register as we scanned the chat during the talk. BUT - WOW! This is amazing.

Image description - screen shots of Jac and Amy smiling and laughing (Amy asked Jac what she thought we were doing. Jac said-" I'm smiling, you're laughing, so it really could be any moment.") and a gorgeous image of Mona holding up - Energy: The Framework, Tools, Strategies & Logic to Support Regulation! What a great moment for us all 😍

07/18/2024

New research on on intensive behavioral therapy

After a thorough systematic analysis, Micheal Sandbank, PhD, at the UNC School of Medicine and other researchers across the United States found that evidence was lacking that higher intensity interventions provided increased benefits for young autistic children.