Every one of them started as something I needed in real practice.
The same guides, licensed to print, email and share with every family in your own practice. One purchase, whole caseload, no expiry.
The parent guide you can actually hand out. One purchase, share with every family on your caseload.
The proprioception guide, licensed to print and share with every family in your practice. Mechanism first, no deficit lists.
Both body-based sensory guides, licensed to share with every family on your caseload. Buy once, use for as long as you're in practice.
Written for parents who want to understand why, not just what to do. Licensed for personal use in your own family.
The system behind your child's balance, posture, focus and calm. Explained properly, by a paediatric OT.
The sense behind your child's crashing, squeezing and climbing. And the one input that reliably calms.
The two body-based senses, together. They work as one system, so it makes sense to read them that way.
Six ways to build head control without the floor fight. For the babies who hate tummy time and the parents who are tired of the daily test.
Fourteen books that changed how I think about children, bodies and development. Twelve clinical, two that have nothing to do with OT.
