A research team investigated the electrophysiological benefits of working in the presence of others from the perspectives of brain and autonomic nervous system activity. The researchers found that ...

An occupational therapist starts by looking at how a child responds to various types of sensory input and pinpointing ...

Most people don't think about their "occupations" until an injury or illness makes them impossible to perform. But in the world of therapy, an occupation isn't just a job, it's buttoning your ...

People with cancer may face challenges doing everyday activities. Cancer and its treatments can sometimes make it hard to move around easily and think clearly. Huntsman Cancer Institute offers ...

While summer plans might look different due to COVID-19 this year, it's important that children still engage in simple activities that promote developmental milestones. Help your child work on fine ...

My son Isaac is the life of the party. His current life motto is “fun now, worry later.” He is the thrill seeker, the adventurer, the one who never meets a stranger. Isaac is also the tallest Kinder ...

Village reports signs your child may need occupational therapy include sensory issues, motor skill delays, or emotional ...

Mays would start the kids in the garden with one small task and say they could wash their hands right after. It was an ...

Participants will be able to play a variety of sports including adaptive golf, aquatics, wheelchair basketball, seated ...

Occupational therapists work in a number of diverse environments, such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, schools, small medical offices, and even clients' homes. They serve patients suffering from ...

At the Life Skills Clinic, we work to meet the needs of children of all ages who have challenges with development and functional performance. This could include overall child development, educational ...