Engaging clients to be active participants in their own intervention is a cornerstone of occupational therapy.1 A challenge with pediatric clients is that the child often is tired of working hard all…
In early intervention (EI), therapists work in the homes and community settings where families live and play. For these therapists, there is a growing trend toward the concept of going “bagless”. So, what does it…
There are routine tests and measures that are completed with kids at school to screen for risks of limited mobility or deformity. One example is the sit and reach test to assess trunk and lower…
Do you know what it feels like to have sensory superpowers?Imagine wearing clothes made from sand paperImagine drinking rotten milkImagine suddenly hearing an ambulance siren right next to your earImagine smelling a decaying animalImagine being…
Lower extremity and leg pain from sports participation manifests as a range of symptoms, from anterior leg pain to foot and arch pain, to heel and Achilles pain. In diagnosing and treating young athletes who…
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