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The Crucial Role of Separating the Two Sides of the Hand in Fine Motor Development

Leave a Comment / Fine Motor, Parenting Supports, Uncategorized / Brittney Weinerth

Fine motor development is a cornerstone of childhood growth, influencing a child’s ability to perform intricate tasks that lay the foundation for later academic and life success. One often underestimated but crucial aspect of this development is the ability to separate the two sides of the hand. From infancy to early childhood, this nuanced skill […]

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Office Remodel and Expansion

Leave a Comment / About our clinic, Uncategorized / Brittney Weinerth

We have finally wrapped up our office remodel and expansion and are excited to share some initial photos while we wait for more to come. Where it started! Before we share the exciting new images, I thought I would share a bit about the journey and why we chose to remodel. Our lease was expiring

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OT Tip: Little Tools for Little Hands – Why using short pencils and broken crayons can be beneficial

Leave a Comment / Fine Motor, Uncategorized / Brittney Weinerth

Authored by Alexandra Kautz MS, OTR/L Have you ever cringed at the site of another broken crayon or pencil?! Little did you know, OT’s a big fans of broken crayons and we want to share why you should be too! Using shorter, golf-sized writing and coloring utensils (e.g., broken crayons) can be really helpful for

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The Case Against ABA Therapy

Leave a Comment / About our clinic, Managing Behaviors, Parenting Supports, Sensory, Uncategorized / Brittney Weinerth

We are often asked for referrals for ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) therapists and our short answer is “We do not recommend ABA therapy”. Let me give you some background. I (Brittney) was an ABA therapist while I was studying to become an OT. I was so excited to gain experience working with autistic children to

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The Crucial Role of Separating the Two Sides of the Hand in Fine Motor Development

Office Remodel and Expansion

OT Tip: Little Tools for Little Hands – Why using short pencils and broken crayons can be beneficial

The Case Against ABA Therapy

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