"Children cannot bounce off of the walls if we take the walls away." -Erin Kenny of Cedar Song School Kids need a lot less walls in their...

Nothing wakes the brain the way being in the outdoors does. Nature teaches us how to be mindful by influencing all senses. When you are outside, you feel the wind and the temperature, you hear the birds and people, you smell the leaves and grass, you see the colors and movements, you can even taste things like snow or rain. Now think about being out in the garden. All of this sensory information coming in from your environment organizes your system and brings you into a calme

...a space for kids and caregivers to access the occupational therapy help they need to get through each day with less struggle and more connection. Whether the struggle is developing a relationship or getting through daily routines. SEE THE WORLD THROUGH YOUR CHILD'S EYES kidsViewOT is here to make caregivers' lives easier by fostering a rewarding relationship between a child and their loved ones. The goal is to help children live a more connected life, socially and emotiona

Imagine being hungry but having no way to convey that sensation to others or ability to get food yourself. Picture your intestines...

As an Occupational Therapist, I am able to see the many benefits that mindfulness and meditation provides kids. Teaching practical and...

Occupational Therapy is a holistic profession that helps people across the lifespan participate in the things they want and need to do...

Proprioception describes the ability to sense the orientation of your body and your body parts in your environment. When you have a...

The vestibular system includes the parts of the inner ear and brain that help control balance and eye movements. Maintaining balance...

Your child may need more than just a pair of glasses to see clearly. A behavioral optometrist can train your child's eyes to work together, allowing for better depth perception, coordination, reading tolerance, and attention to task. Your child has new glasses but is still having trouble: Are they reading by moving their head instead of their eyes? Does your child close one eye or turn their head to the side when looking at something? Do they a