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Occupational therapists (OTs) help children develop the skills and strategies needed to recognize, manage, and express emotions in healthy, appropriate ways. Emotional regulation is closely linked to a child’s nervous system, sensory processing, routines, and environment—all areas that OTs are trained to support.
Learn about how adults and others can support children with co-regulation.
Check our a KidsInclusive pre-recorded workshop to learn more about emotional regulation and strategies to support.
Does your child have trouble leaving a preferred activity or leaving a fun spot? Check out some of our transitions strategies.
Have a child that is a sensory seeker or avoider and experiences times of dysregulation? Check out sensory strategies to find activities the meet your child's interests and support regulation.
Learn more about what Social Stories are and how they may help your child with change and new routines.
Check out more of our strategies for talking about emotions and supporting a child when dysregulated
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