Occupational Therapy Tools at Home

Occupational therapy focuses on enhancing skills for daily living and promoting independence through purposeful activities.

Tools like sensory bins, weighted blankets, and fidget toys help regulate sensory input and improve focus and attention.

Activities such as using tweezers, stacking blocks, and drawing with crayons strengthen fine motor skills needed for tasks like writing and dressing.

Balance boards, balls for bouncing, and obstacle courses promote coordination and strength in larger muscle groups.

Memory games, puzzles, and sequencing activities boost cognitive skills such as memory, problem-solving, and planning.

Devices like adaptive utensils, grips for pens, and specialized seating support independence in daily activities.

Emotional aromatherapy kits, which use scents to calm or energize, help manage emotions and promote relaxation.

Picture schedules, communication boards, and speech therapy exercises aid in improving communication skills.

Simple modifications like grab bars, ramps, and organization systems enhance safety and accessibility at home.

Virtual platforms and apps offer remote access to therapy sessions and interactive exercises.