You can't replace an Occupational Therapist. Most are wonderful and give great advice. Any information here doesn't replace the benefits of this professional, but just like speech therapists, they may be scarce or the waiting list may be long. Anyway here are some great links and please don't forget to also go to our sensory page too as many activities connect
What is an occupational Therapist
12 posts with Advice by Occupational Therapists
OT moms Learning Activities
Growing Hands on kids facebook page
The OT Toolbox facebook page
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Free resources aimed at kids with additional needs
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