MOTORvate KIDS Occupational Therapy

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MOTORvate KIDS Occupational Therapy Provides occupational therapy services for children with sensory and motor skill challenges. Motorvate Kids operates on a private pay model.

Motorvate Kids OT is dedicated to inspiring a passion for participation in children who have difficulty keeping up with their peers due to sensory and motor challenges. Motorvate Kids provides personal attention and care to each child with intervention strategies that are fun, progressively challenging, and uniquely designed to meet each child's individual needs. Motorvate Kids OT offers screenings, evaluations, individual therapy sessions and group clinics for children ages 3 to 12 with or without a diagnosis. Areas of focus include fine motor, visual motor, gross motor and sensory processing skills. Services are provided on site at preschools, daycares, private grade schools and in the home. The OT collaborates regularly with the parents, caregivers, and teachers to provide updates on progress and recommendations for strategies to be used at school and in the home. Sensory and motor challenges in children can often be mistaken as behavioral concerns, learning delays, or even lack of effort. An OT screening and evaluation sheds light on hidden skill weaknesses-- the first step toward improved skill performance, strengthened confidence, and motivated participation in new activities. Visit www.motorvatekids.com to request a screening.

10/20/2026

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From Occupational Therapy Association - OT can help support these things plus much more!
10/20/2026

From Occupational Therapy Association - OT can help support these things plus much more!

We can always use another description of occupational therapy because what works for one may not work for another.

Potential signs that your child may need help self-regulating! From The Inspired Treehouse
10/12/2026

Potential signs that your child may need help self-regulating! From The Inspired Treehouse

🧠💡 How Can You Tell if Your Child is Struggling With Self-Regulation?
Recognizing self-regulation challenges means watching for patterns in behavior 👀. Kids who are having a tough time with self-regulation may:
🙈 Grab or touch objects impulsively
🤣 Act overly silly or “out of control”
😡 Have tantrums or meltdowns
🔄 Struggle with transitions between activities
⏳ Have difficulty waiting or taking turns
🧍‍♂️↔️🧍‍♀️ Struggle with being in close proximity to others (e.g. circle time)
😤 Demonstrate problems and frustration during social interactions (e.g. talking too loud, standing too close, touching others)
🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ Have difficulty walking or waiting in line
⚡ Move too quickly or with too much force
❤️‍🩹 How can you support the development of self-regulation in your child? --->> https://theinspiredtreehouse.com/self-regulation/

Good info from The Inspired Treehouse
10/12/2026

Good info from The Inspired Treehouse

✍️ Did you know that many underlying skills impact how kids write? Finding the root cause can make all the difference in improving handwriting!

Here are some common challenges that might be holding your child back:
❎ Trouble crossing the midline
💪 Weak core muscles
✍️ Difficulties with pencil grasp
👁️ Visual motor coordination issues
🔍 Visual perception struggles
📐 Visual-spatial challenges
👀 Attention difficulties
👐 Weak hand muscles

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📝 A FREE handwriting tips printable
🎲 Our favorite board & card games for handwriting practice
🎯 A fun download with tips for using games to build writing skills!

Let’s make handwriting easier and more fun! 💙

Happy Motorvate Monday!
10/12/2026

Happy Motorvate Monday!

These simple tips and activities can improve the way kids hold their pencils! ✏️ via The Inspired Treehouse
✍️ Draw, write, or color in prone position
✍️ Use shortened writing utensils like library or gold pencils
✍️ Break crayons into smaller pieces and use for coloring
✍️ Draw, write, or paint on a vertical surface
✍️ Work on core strength! Remember, proximal stability is the foundation for distal mobility.
✍️ Use colored tape to mark where kids should grasp their pencil
✍️ Try tucking a small object like a bead into the child’s 4th and 5th fingers while they grasp a pencil. This will promote the use of the “tripod fingers”.

09/28/2026
09/28/2026
Happy Motorvate Monday! Here are some fun ideas to make transitions easier from seed and sow.
09/28/2026

Happy Motorvate Monday! Here are some fun ideas to make transitions easier from seed and sow.

How do you support transitions in activities?

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Great reminder from Southpaw Enterprises and Occupational Therapy Association
09/23/2026

Great reminder from Southpaw Enterprises and Occupational Therapy Association

OT is important! Just ask Southpaw Enterprises.

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