Tools for Occupational Therapists

OTs working with pediatric clients use visual supports as a first-line intervention for sensory regulation, executive function, and self-regulation goals. These printables are designed around the same co-regulation and sensory integration principles you already teach.

Guides for Occupational Therapists

• Visual Schedule for occupational therapists
• Calm Down Corner for occupational therapists
• Chore Chart for occupational therapists
• Screen Time Reset for occupational therapists
• Screen-Free Activity Cards for occupational therapists

How These Tools Work in Your Setting

Use in clinic for in-session work, send copies home with parents for generalization, integrate into your sensory diet protocols. Bills nothing extra.

What Makes This Useful

Designed by an autism mom who used these with her own son alongside OT recommendations. Aligned with The Whole-Brain Child, polyvagal theory, and sensory integration practice.