Top 10 Pediatric Therapists You Should Be Following

Whether you are an occupational therapy student, a seasoned practitioner, or simply interested in learning more about the field, following occupational and speech therapist blogs can be an excellent way to stay up-to-date on the latest research, trends, and techniques.

I've scoured the internet for you to find some of the most informative, engaging, and inspiring occupational therapist blogs that you should be following.

1. The OT Toolbox: This website focuses on pediatric occupational therapy and offers practical tips and ideas for therapy activities and exercises.
2. The Inspired Treehouse: This website features resources and information for parents, therapists, and educators working with children with developmental disabilities.
3. Growing Hands-On Kids: This website focuses on fine motor development and provides ideas for hands-on activities and exercises for children.
4. Handwriting Without Tears: This website offers resources and information on improving handwriting skills in children. It also provides tips and activities for occupational therapy.
5. Child Development Institute: This website provides a wide range of information and resources on child development, including information on therapy and treatment options for children with developmental challenges.
6. Playful Learning: This website focuses on the importance of play in child development. It also offers ideas and activities for promoting play and learning in children.
7. My OT Spot: This website provides information and resources for occupational therapy, including therapy activities and exercises for children.
8. Speech and Language Kids: This website provides information and resources for speech and language therapy. It also provides tips and activities for promoting speech and language development in children.
9. The Sensory Seeker: This website provides information and resources on sensory processing disorder. It also provides tips and activities for managing sensory sensitivities and promoting sensory regulation in children.
10. Pink Oatmeal: This website provides a wide range of resources and activities for pediatric occupational therapists, physical therapists, and teachers. The website offers materials and informative articles on topics related to developmental skills, motor development, and play-based learning.

I'd be remiss if I didn't include my own blog, but you're already here, so thank you! I hope you find my resources and information useful and enlightening.