Handwriting
5 Effective and Helpful Multi Sensory Writing Activities For The Preschool Classroom
I often get asked, “Nicole, how do I start to teach handwriting in Pre-k?” It is always a difficult question
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Professional Development
8 Occupational Therapy Professional Development Opportunities Every Staff Member Needs
Based on interacting with dozens of schools and many, many, many students, I see a few common denominators: Lack of
Executive Function
Executive Function Coaching: What 3 Things Should Parents Look For?
What are the benefits of executive function coaching for parents? To answer this question, I would need to coach you
Executive Function
Attention Struggles in Children and Why They Often “Can Not Pay Attention”
As a parent (or teacher), have you ever caught yourself thinking, “My child can’t pay attention to anything!” Or, “They
Occupational Therapy
4 Effective Ways Occupational Therapists For Children Can Help
Pediatric occupational therapists or occupational therapists for children help kids and families make life easier at home, school, and on
Occupational Therapy
What Does an Occupational Therapist Do? The 3 Almighty Super Powers
What does an occupational therapist do? It can be a tricky question to give just one answer to. Occupational therapists
Handwriting
Top Tips on How to Fix Messy Handwriting
Here’s a round up of some of my top tips on how to fix messy handwriting. These handwriting tips go
Handwriting
3 Ways to Improve Your Kids’ Handwriting Today
My goal is to help parents and teachers improve your kids’ handwriting. For those who don’t already know me, I’m
Handwriting
Handwriting Help for Today’s Classroom
Is it still important to improve your kid’s handwriting practice in 2021? Research shows a clear correlation between handwriting and
Handwriting
How to Teach Handwriting to The Child Who Refuses to Write Plus 2 Other Types of Kids
Kids that struggle, whether it be with handwriting or any other area, tend to fall in three categories. Find out
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I help parents like you help your school-age child develop Real Life strategies for success in life and school.
