Kids Plan-it Occupational Therapy

01/05/2026

Have titles and credentials are great but what a master’s degree won’t teach you: the art of playfulness and truly connecting with your clients. ✨ 👀

30/04/2026

Plan-it Kids Chronicles May 2026 -

We recently said goodbye to Annie due to changes in her personal circumstances. We wish her all the very best, especially as she enjoys more time with her family.

29/04/2026

Placement Finds: My Favourite OT Games Right Now 👀🫶🏽🥰 Find out our student’s fave activities and games they’ve learned about so far!

23/04/2026

Growing stronger together 💡
 
At Kids Plan-It, we set aside time every fortnight to learn, reflect, and level up as a team. Through professional development and real case discussions, we’re constantly building our skills to better support the kids and families we work with.
 
We’re passionate about collaboration, curiosity, and showing up better each time.
 
If you want to work with a team that genuinely supports you and is invested in helping you learn and grow, come join our team, link in our bio ✨

22/04/2026

Curious to meet our new OT? Introducing Penny and the different ways she remains calm throughout the day so that she can show up for her clients. ❤️

14/04/2026

Congratulations to our gorgeous Tessa who had her graduation 👩‍🎓 ceremony today! We are so proud of you! 👏

10/04/2026

Part of being an OT is learning when to switch from play mode to admin mode 😎 💻

10/04/2026

Moving our bodies while learning about feelings 🧠💛
Beanbag games = regulation made simple

09/04/2026

Today we see farewell to the lovely Annie! We will miss your bubbly smiley and your amazing athletic abilities!! Good luck with your next steps

08/04/2026

Play doesn’t always look the way we expect - and that’s okay 💛
Autistic children may play differently, but their play is still meaningful, purposeful, and important for development. When we take the time to understand how they play, we can better support connection, regulation, and learning🧠
Instead of changing the way a child plays, we can follow their lead, join their world, and build from what already feels safe and enjoyable for them🧩
Remember, different doesn’t mean wrong!
Save this post to remind yourself (or share with someone who needs this reminder) ✨