Handwriting challenges in children can stem from a variety of causes—fine motor skill delays, hand-eye coordination differences, or even emotional resistance to writing tasks. These hurdles can make writing feel frustrating or overwhelming for kids. That’s where creativity meets therapy. 🧠 Meet Kelsie Olds, the “Occuplaytional Therapist” Kelsie Olds turns handwriting therapy into imaginative play…. Read more »
Posts Categorized: Physical Therapy
New On-Demand Series for Torticollis – From Foundation to Treatment
🎉 ERI Launches New On-Demand Torticollis Continuing Education Series with Anjali Gupta, PT Education Resources, Inc. (ERI) is thrilled to introduce a brand-new on-demand continuing education series led by torticollis expert and Cindy Miles mentee, Anjali Gupta, PT, MSPT, CLT. This comprehensive series is designed to equip occupational therapists, physical therapists, and speech-language pathologists with… Read more »
Rethinking Motor Speech Intervention: Embracing Neurodiversity with the MIND-AP Framework
As rehabilitation professionals, Education Resources, Inc. embraces multidisciplinary collaboration in service of improved client outcomes. Laura Strenk’s guest blog speaks to speech language professionals, and to occupational and physical therapy providers because of the universal need and drive to communicate effectively. Take a read, share with colleagues, and see below for more multidisciplinary pediatric continuing… Read more »
Honoring International Neonatal Therapy Week PLUS A Special Offer!
Celebrating International Neonatal Therapy Week September 21 – 27, 2025 marks the beginning of International Neonatal Therapy Week (INTW), a special time to recognize and celebrate the incredible work of neonatal occupational therapists (OTs), physical therapists (PTs), and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) who bring expert care and compassion to the NICU. INTW was established by the… Read more »
Balance Awareness Week: September 14-20, 2025
Balance Awareness Week is a campaign dedicated to raising awareness about balance loss, vertigo, dizziness, and other vestibular conditions. Adult vestibular disorders are typically under diagnosed and undertreated. An estimated 35.4% of U.S. adults aged 40 years and older (109 million Americans) experience vestibular dysfunction at some point in their lives. From September 14–20, 2025, we… Read more »