“I’m Bored": Down Time and Praxis at Home As we continue to practice social distancing, we all have a lot more free time on our hands than ...
Managing ADHD Symptoms at Home Written by Caroline Segal, PhD For many children and teenagers with ADHD, getting work done at home is a ...
Hello! We have a number of helpful videos and recordings of our presentations over on our YouTube video channel. Check them out here: SRC Studio ...
Think about the feeling that you have after exercising or doing yard work: your body is more awake, you’re aware of all the muscles you were using, ...
Set your child up for school success in 2020-21 with these back to school strategies. Most years, the back-to-school time is filled with ...
Gardening is fun! Photo by Maggie Gardening is a great, enriching activity to perform, especially for children - not just in the summer, but in ...
Written by Caroline Segal, PhD Screen time was already a contentious issue for parents and children before coronavirus hit. But now that everything ...
Getting Used to Masks: Strategies for Tolerating Face Coverings Is your child struggling to tolerate a face mask? Does the mask end up on the ...
Written by Caroline Segal, PhD The language we use carries weight. Don’t be fooled by the old saying, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but ...
The Sasco River Center team wants you to know that we, too, are feeling the crushing weight of the tumultuous events of 2020. We have all been ...
Developing Social Skills While Social Distancing Written by Caroline Segal, PhD Photo by cottonbro If your child had been working steadily on...
Congratulations, Graduates! Although we can’t commemorate or celebrate this milestone in the usual ways, this is an amazing achievement for ...
Hello We’ve missed you! It’s been far too long, but we hope you and your family are well, and have been able to manage through these challenging ...
We Are All Missing Out Remember Parties? (Photo by Lee Hnetinka) Written by Caroline Segal, PhD Prom, graduation, birthday parties, weddings,...
Often when we think of signs of sensory processing challenges, we picture children distressed by clothing tags or covering their ears at birthday ...
Understanding Sensory Processing Sensory information can be powerful: A familiar scent can trigger memories; A puppy’s kisses can spark ...
Written by Caroline Segal, PhD Our kids are watching They watch everything we do – every decision we make, every reaction we have, every ...
Word Run is an OT game you can play with your child at home. This activity, led by Deanna Lindberg, works on using your vestibular and visual ...
