Another year is coming to a close. Each year we like to recap the best sellers at Your Therapy Source for 2019 and the top blog posts. First of all, let me state that we are very grateful for our amazing customers. We are always receiving positive feedback about our products which makes our job […]
Each year at Your Therapy Source we like to do a recap on the top read blog posts of 2019 that were published in 2019. This year I have also included the top read posts from the last decade! It sounds crazy to even write that – we have been publishing posts for over 10 […]
Does your school use yoga with the students? Many school-based therapists, physical education teachers and classroom teachers use yoga in education. Here are 10 benefits of yoga in schools and why you should add it to your programs. Yoga increases physical activity. First and foremost, one of the benefits of yoga in schools is that […]
Do you like to complete word search puzzles? This Happy New Year word search puzzle can be downloaded for free at the bottom of this post. Happy New Year Word Search Puzzle 2020 Word List This puzzle includes 15 words to find related to new year’s eve and new year’s day: CALENDAR EVE DANCING CELEBRATE […]
Many pediatric occupational and physical therapists work with children who exhibit decreased sensory processing such as decreased body awareness, motor planning and proprioception. These difficulties of sensing where a child is in space can interfere with motor skill development, peer interaction and safety. We are familiar with body mapping occupational therapy or physical therapy sessions […]
This free visual spatial printable is a visual motor exercise to try to copy the crab. The dot to dot diagram challenges children to learn whether to draw lines up, down, left, or right to create the picture. It is from the complete Spatial Awareness Puzzles – Copy the Drawings. You can download the free […]
How Does Social and Emotional Development Affect Learning? There is no doubt that social emotional learning teaches character. Many years ago the question of how does social and emotional development affect learning was investigated. In 1995, New York Times science reporter Daniel Goleman published the book, Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ, […]
Do you work with students who have trouble getting along with others at school? Do you ever find yourself thinking I wish this group of kids could just get along better and cooperate? Maybe it is during a group therapy session, a play date, recess or siblings that could benefit from some tips to help […]
Have you created a sensory diet for a child or received one from your pediatric therapist? Now it is time to get all the suggested sensory strategies started. It can be difficult to make sure that the child receive all the recommend sensory input throughout the day. If you are at the earlier stages […]
