Project Play’s best pediatric occupational therapy practice activities to do with your kids on the go! After blogging about speech-language activities for the car a few weeks ago, curious parents asked what their kiddos could do to practice occupational therapy goals in the car! Many families leave their pediatric occupational therapy with some sort of homework, […]
Follow along as Project Play Therapy’s co-founders, Kyle and Sarah Keene, share their experience in the adoption process thus far. By Kyle and Sarah Keene. Today we became “paper pregnant.” Huh? (This is the common reaction from friends and family we have shared with thus far.) Paper pregnant is a common adoption term used to insinuate successful completion of […]
Project Play Therapy’s tips to help parents set expectations and provide structure to keep young children grounded this holiday season! By Sarah Keene. There is just something in the air this time of year that warms my heart. Perhaps it’s smelling the cookies baking, the hanging of lights to brighten the cold night, or the singing […]
Project Play’s five ways to promote language development through playing with bubbles! Ask any pediatric speech-language pathologist what their go to therapy toys are and bubbles will surely be on their list! Bubbles are a great tool for both therapy sessions and indoor play time at home during these cold winter months. Children LOVE bubbles […]
Project Play’s best pediatric speech therapy practice activities to do with your kids on the go! Many families leave speech-language therapy sessions with some sort of homework: practice a specific sound for articulation, work on asking and answering questions or build new vocabulary. However, between extra curricular activities and school work it can be tough to find […]
Project Play Therapy’s favorite family games that strengthen pediatric occupational therapy skills What better way to reinforce what your child is learning in pediatric occupational therapy than through a family game night? Project Play occupational therapists have put together a list of our top 5 favorite family games you have at home! These games help […]
Project Play Therapy’s favorite pencil grips for improving your child’s handwriting As pediatric occupational therapists, we’re always on the lookout for the best tools to help our clients. Today we’ve put together our favorite pencil grips that we use to improve our children’s handwriting skills and fine motor skills. Grips make it possible for your […]
Project Play Therapy has a new Pinterest page! Pinterest is a great social media outlet for sharing resources, gathering ideas and finding fun activities. We are excited to use this to better serve our parents and therapists. Our page features two main categories: speech therapy and occupational therapy boards. Speech therapy boards include articulation, […]
Last week Project Play Therapy happily welcomed an addition to our occupational therapy toolkit: a new swing! While we have three offices in the area (Nashville, Franklin and Nolensville) equipped with gyms, our Nashville office gym needed some help. As we re-launched our Nashville office, we began the process of creating a sensory gym for […]
Do you want to learn how to keep your family healthy… naturally? Experience a variety of the most powerful essential oils, enter to win a diffuser, get your questions answered by an expert and take home free samples… all for free. The session will be led by one of our very own school psychologists, Kim […]