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Cindy @ Your Kids OT ✏️🍪🇦🇺🐕 on Instagram: "SQUIGZ WEEK: DYNAMIC BALANCE Dynamic balance is defined as the ability to maintain stability during weight shifting, often while changing the base of support. It is important for walking (especially on uneven surfaces), useful for getting dressed/undressed, stepping over things, walking up and down stairs, bending/squatting to reach things on the floor, carrying something while walking etc. We place the Squigz around the perimeter of the wobble cushion, whilst standing on the cushion. We need to activate core muscles, work out weight shifting and cross the midline too. I place the Squigz on a higher surface (table of sometimes a vertical surface we have already stuck the Squigz to). We combine the fine motor benefits of Squigz with the gr

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Reduce Falls! (Beginner Balance Exercise)

four different colored pieces of cloth on a white surface

Marble Maze Finger Fidget - Etsy

various traffic signs and stickers on a white plate with green handles, around which is a stop sign

a green board with several different pieces of paper on it

Beanbag toss Add cognitive component... How many days in a week... How many makes a pair... How many legs on a spider... Etc More

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Occupational Therapy & Therapeutic Activities

a wooden door with two locks on the front and one lock on the back side

Locks for fine motor- Adult occupational therapy

TacTic Toss- fun game for eye hand coordination and dynamic balance

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This comprehensive guide is designed for educators, therapists, and parents working with children who require occupational therapy (OT). The "Occupational Therapy Issues and Recommendations Guide" provides a detailed overview of common OT issues, their descriptions, examples, and practical recommendations. This resource is an essential tool for understanding and addressing the diverse needs of children, particularly those with special needs such as autism. Orthopedic Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapy Terminology, Occupational Therapy Projects, Adl Interventions Occupational Therapy, Praxis Activities Occupational Therapy, Early Intervention Activities Occupational Therapy, Dual Tasking Occupational Therapy, Pediatric Occupational Therapy Activities, Occupational Therapy Humor

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Advanced Neurologic Rehabilitation on Instagram: "Salience 👏🏻 Returning to yard work is a goal for this patient. Our OT, Julia, created a fun and engaging activity to simulate this activity! #neuro #neurorehab #neurorehabilitation #neuroot #occupationaltherapist #occupacionaltherapy #rehab #balance #salience #yardwork"

👉Coordination is the ability to execute smooth and controlled movements, involving optimal muscle interaction and timing. 👉Balance refers to maintaining the body's center of mass within its base of support, crucial for stability during movement. 👉In physiotherapy, improving coordination and balance is vital for rehabilitation, enhancing mobility, preventing falls, and promoting independence, especially in older adults or those with neurological conditions. 👉Engaging exercises are necessary to strengthen muscles, improve proprioception, and develop motor skills, ultimately leading to better functional outcomes and quality of life.

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Balance and Coordination

👉Coordination is the ability to execute smooth and controlled movements, involving optimal muscle interaction and timing. 👉Balance refers to maintaining the body's center of mass within its base of support, crucial for stability during movement. 👉In physiotherapy, improving coordination and balance is vital for rehabilitation, enhancing mobility, preventing falls, and promoting independence, especially in older adults or those with neurological conditions. 👉Engaging exercises are necessary to strengthen muscles, improve proprioception, and develop motor skills, ultimately leading to better functional outcomes and quality of life.