Occupational Therapy for Sensory Integraton at JCFS IPI in Northbrook

[@shaunwalker6651]

This is the best OT video I've seen, I'm a retired Home Health Aide and I work with stroke patients. She's let's him make his own decisions I work with adults I had some childen. When I see these videos it brings back good memories and why I stayed in HOME HEALTH CARE. I love working with one on one. This helps these children with asking questions, ADL's community and going to school 😊

[@christinahavemeyer8031]

These indoor playgrounds are amazing. The sensory swings help calm children. It is so nice when the child finds their interest in the sensory playground.

[@KathyThureen]

THIS OT IS VERY GOOD WITH THIS BOY.

[@sarahmarzouq1935]

Repeat an activity to get an adaptive response! That's informative. Thanks

[@Gaby-vk9pj]

Gracias me ayudo mucho :)

[@danielabrahams4758]

How is it different from going daily for the park?

[@KathyThureen]

I WOULD LIKE TO BE EITHER AN OT OR A PT.

[@rosepetals217]

From where can I buy a lycra swing and lycra tunnel for my child from USA

[@tendersin]

[@bookham731]

Jasmine By theChaulk

[@tarsharutland32]

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😯🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💜

[@raymundbernardez12177]

Tuesday

[@lkjhb1]

The reason more kids are going to sensory gyms is that todays playgrounds are boring and give little imput! Back in the 1970s playgrounds were fun and the swings were higher and you could swing higher! Now daycares and schools are removing swings! Even the sensory gyms are better than todays playgrounds! Back then Sensory Processing disorder was unheard of and kids got there imput from the fun playgrounds and fun swings and tall slides and fast merry go rounds! Let your kids swing they need it!

[@francisv_0111]

lkjhb1 l.

[@raymundbernardez12177]

Teacher Isa