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OT Insights
Hi there! We’re so glad you’ve found your way to The Therapy Network’s blog. This is your go-to space for honest, practical, and heart-led insights into the world of paediatric occupational therapy. Whether you’re navigating meltdowns, messy mealtimes, tricky handwriting, or anything in between – you’re not alone, and you’re in the right place.
At The Therapy Network, our paediatric OTs are here to share tips, ideas, and stories that support your child’s development in ways that are fun, achievable, and rooted in connection. Let’s explore how we can help little ones grow, play, and shine – one small step at a time.
Trauma-Informed Care and Sensory Modulation
There’s something energising about being surrounded by like-minded OTs, buzzing with new ideas, fresh perspectives, and that shared passion for making a difference. In this post, we’re sharing highlights from our time at the recent OT conference – from standout speakers and inspiring sessions to those “aha” moments that remind us why we love what we do.
Do you need to book an eye check?
In this blog, we chat about the subtle (and not-so-subtle) signs that it might be time to book an eye check. Because when kids can see clearly, they can play, learn, and grow with confidence. Let’s take a closer look – no magnifying glass needed!
Nurturing a Growth Mindset in Paediatric Occupational Therapy
A growth mindset—the belief that abilities can be developed through effort, learning, and persistence—is a powerful foundation for children’s development. In paediatric occupational therapy, fostering this mindset can enhance a child’s engagement, resilience, and motivation as they navigate challenges in motor skills, sensory processing, social participation, and beyond. This blog explores how OTs can intentionally support growth mindset thinking during therapy sessions, in goal setting, and in collaboration with families and educators. We’ll share practical strategies, language tips, and activity ideas to help children embrace effort, celebrate progress, and build confidence in their abilities—both in and outside of therapy.
Occupational Therapy for Kids – Every child is unique—and so is their journey.
We help kids do the things that kids need to do – like play, move, learn, and grow – in ways that work best for them.