Keiki Therapy

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Here is a therapy protocol used at Keiki Therapy to facilitate our vestibular system (sense of movement), ocular motor skills, and auditory skills. https://vitallinks.com/pare/astronaut-training-for-parents/

"Picky Eaters versus Problem Feeders" https://sosapproachtofeeding.com/

Does your child resist oral hygiene? Here are some fun ways to make brushing teeth fun.

Every person needs mobility in their life.

Everyone needs a little magic in their life.

Is mealtime a stressful event at your house? https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/shops/item/4752439684829004/?referral_story_type=shop_pdp_share_deep_link&referral_code=shops_pdp_share

Love using board games in treatment sessions. Builds on turn taking, problem solving, fine motor skills, memory, and other executive functioning skills. https://www.understood.org//board-games-that-help-kids-bui..

Here is a class for parents, teachers, and professionals. Learn about the critical link between vision, learning, & success in school Vision is more than 20/20 Gain better understanding of how vision therapy works Learn about who can benefit from vision therapy including children & adults with: Vision/visual perceptual concerns... Tracking & eye-hand coordination difficulties Crossed/lazy eye Visual discomfort when reading or using the computer WHEN: Tuesday, September 1, 2020 at 6:30pm - 7:30pm (MOUNTAIN TIME) Here is the link to register for this FREE class https://us02web.zoom.us//tZYtf-mqqzsqHdV8sEvc16rbnkgKF44Xo See more

Make sure you and your kids are doing the 20-20-20 rule when on the computer screens.. every 20 minutes, take a 20 second break,, and look 20 feet away. This allows the eye muscles to take a break.. https://www.inquirer.com//remote-learning-kids-vision-scre

SOS feeding approach is used at Keiki Therapy. Here is a parent resource. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/shops/item/3672486426127757/?referral_story_type=shop_pdp_share_deep_link&referral_code=shops_pdp_share

Is your young child having a hard time wearing a mask? One idea is to get a doctor's kit or the old game "Operation" and pretend play. This little boy was working his fine motor skills dressed up as a surgeon.