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  • Misophonia Explained: Causes, Triggers, and Real Life Solutions

    Misophonia Explained: Causes, Triggers, and Real Life Solutions
    2025/06/05
    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out! Tom breaks down what misophonia really is, how it differs from simple sound sensitivity, and why it’s so crucial for families to recognize the signs early. They discuss current research, the lack of mainstream resources, and practical, real-world strategies families can use to support children struggling with these intense sound triggers. Tom also highlights the importance of creating supportive environments at home and the need for professional guidance when self-help strategies aren’t enough. In this episode you'll hear about: Tom’s background as a behaviorist and parenting coachHow Tom was introduced to misophonia through a personal family storyUnderstanding MisophoniaDefinition of misophonia as a reflex condition, not a hearing defectTypes of triggers: auditory, visual, and olfactoryTypical misophonia sounds (chewing, talking, birds, lawnmowers, repeating sounds)The inappropriately strong emotional reaction to common soundsReflex pathways and the concept of the “lizard brain”/brain stemThe process by which misophonia develops (pattern recognition, Pavlovian conditioning)Relationship between physical reflex and emotional responseThe lack of misophonia coverage in medical and psychology textbooksPractical Strategies and Supports for MisophoniaImportance of adding background noise (fans, noise machines) at homeBehavioral experiments and increasing body awareness in childrenCase of a young girl displaying unconscious physical reactions to triggersThe analogy to fingernails on a chalkboard as a common non-misophonia sound aversionHow physical reflexes can be more important than initially perceived emotional responsesTechniques to increase body and emotional awareness as a means of reducing triggersThe role of family dynamics and inherited patterns in misophoniaMisophonia’s prevalence in the general population (estimated 5-15%)Differentiating between normal sensitivity and a clinical level of misophoniaImpact on daily life and family relationshipsExamples where sound sensitivity expands to more triggers or worsens over timeWhen and How to Seek HelpIndicators that professional support is neededHow to test simple relaxation strategies and track changes over timeGuidance on working with children and adapting interventions to their developmental levelEncouraging early intervention to prevent escalationThe importance of family support and teamworkThe Role of Environment and Life StagesHow environment (school vs. home) changes trigger severity and coping responsesInfluence of life stress and transitions on misophonia intensityOccupational Therapy (OT) and MisophoniaOT perspective: modifying environment, activities, and body awarenessDiscussion on not altering foods, but instead targeting tolerance to normal soundsGradual reintroduction to triggering environments as part of therapyDifferent therapeutic philosophies and methods (core response vs. tolerance training)Audiologist role in providing ear-level sound generators and alleviating triggers Links and Resources From Today's Show Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy? Misophonia InternationalMisophonia InstituteSo Quiet The International Misophonia FoundationEpisode 1: Unveiling the role of OT in HomeschoolingEpisode 2: Decoding Behavior in homeschooling- sensory overwhelm, emotional control, perseverance Episode 13: Beyond the Five Senses: Understanding Your Child's Interoceptive World with Cara KosinskiEpisode 29: Parenting with Co-RegulationMisophonia TreatmentConnect With Sarah On Instagram Connect with our Guest, Tom Dozier Tom Dozier, MS, BCBA, is a behaviorist who has researched and provided treatment for misophonia as a reflex behavior condition since 2012 and is a pioneer in misophonia research. He is author of Understanding and Overcoming Misophonia, A Conditioned Aversive Reflex Disorder and 10 journal articles. His research indicates misophonia includes both physical and emotional reflexes and explains how misophonia develops and often progresses with time. With this understanding of misophonia, Tom developed Relaxation and Counterconditioning Therapy as a behavioral treatment for misophonia. He has provided this treatment to hundreds of individuals in-person and by telehealth. Tom founded the non-profit Misophonia Institute in 2016 to promote misophonia awareness, research, and professional training, and he serves as president.
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    30 分
  • Strategies for Enhancing Cognitive Skills in Children

    Strategies for Enhancing Cognitive Skills in Children
    2025/05/29
    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out! Dr. Moore, a cognitive psychologist and the Director of Psychology and Research at LearningRx, brings her wealth of knowledge and experience. With a background that spans cognitive training, homeschooling, and ADHD, Dr. Moore is an advocate for understanding and nurturing the unique cognitive landscapes of every individual. We're getting into the intersection of cognitive science, homeschooling, and the challenges faced by neurodivergent learners. Dr. Moore shares her journey of using cognitive training to support her own children and clients in overcoming difficulties related to ADHD and other cognitive challenges. We discuss the role of metronome-paced activities in enhancing cognitive skills, the importance of explaining the 'why' behind these tasks to both children and adults, and how these techniques can support learners in real-life scenarios. In this episode you'll hear about: Introduction of Guests and Podcast CollaborationDr. Amy Moore’s Background and ExperienceCognitive psychologist and director of psychology and research at LearningRx.Board-certified Christian counselor, licensed pastor.Various roles: curriculum coordinator, classroom teacher, host of Brainy Moms podcast, ADHD momEducational qualifications in education and psychology.Homeschooling Experience and ChallengesHomeschooling her children during different stages.Merging Roles: Cognitive Science, Faith, and EducationIntegrating her roles as a pastor, scientist, and educator.Viewing every mind as uniquely beautiful and addressing struggles compassionately.Supporting Neurodivergent ChildrenCritique of labeling ADHD or neurodivergent traits as a “superpower.”Importance of acknowledging and supporting struggles rather than masking them.Understanding Cognitive Rehabilitation and TrainingDefinition and explanation of cognitive training versus brain games.Unique human-delivered, intense training tasks to strengthen cognitive skills.Use of metronome pacing in cognitive training.Metronome Utilization in TrainingConnecting metronome use to neuroplasticity and brain processing.Different methods for pacing and intensity management during training.Real-Life Application of Cognitive Training Links and Resources From Today's Show Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy? How To Use A Metronome To Increase AttentionHow To Improve Working Memory- The OT ToolboxVisuals For Talking About The BrainFree Stuff From Dr. Amy MooreDr. Amy Moore's WebsiteLearning RXThe Brainy Moms PodcastEpisode 11: Exploring Unique Learning Paths in Homeschooling with Guest Amy BodkinEpisode 15: From Morning to Night: Incorporating Social Emotional Learning in Homeschool Episode 19: Understanding Screen Time Effects on Children's Development and RelationshipsEpisode 27: Preserving Childhood in a Digital World: Greta Eskridge's Expertise for Families Episode 54: Strengthening Executive Functions through Play: Insights from Carol Brown of Equipping MindsConnect With Dr. Amy Moore on InstagramConnect With Dr. Amy Moore on FacebookConnect With Sarah on Instagram Connect with our Guest, Dr. Amy Moore Dr. Amy Moore is a cognitive psychologist, clinical researcher, board certified Christian counselor, TEDx speaker, host of the Brainy Moms podcast, an ADHD mom, and a mom with ADHD. She is the Director of Psychology & Research for LearningRx in Colorado Springs, CO at the headquarters of the largest network of cognitive training centers in the world. Her ground-breaking neuroplasticity research has been published in peer-reviewed medical and psychology journals and presented at conferences around the country. She has a master’s degree in early childhood education, a PhD in psychology, and 30 years of experience working with children and families. Dr. Amy and her husband Jeff have been married for 27 years and have 3 grown sons.
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    32 分
  • Mindful Moments: Supporting Focus and Calm in Children

    Mindful Moments: Supporting Focus and Calm in Children
    2025/05/22
    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out! I'm sitting down with Tere Bowen Irish, an occupational therapist with over 45 years of experience who specializes in mindfulness and yoga, particularly for kids who don’t fit into traditional schooling. Tere's name kept popping up for her innovative work in blending occupational therapy, mindfulness, and movement—from music and books she's written to her continuing education efforts for OTs. Today, we'll unravel the true meaning of mindfulness, moving beyond the buzzword to show how it can help children (and adults!) manage anxiety, build attention skills, and connect more deeply with the present moment. In this episode you'll hear about: Tere’s Background and ApproachTere’s experience as an occupational therapist (45+ years)Current work: private practice, teaching mindfulness and yoga to children, especially those struggling in public school settingsPersonal journey into mindfulness through yoga and certification as a kids’ yoga instructorInitial curiosity about mindfulness vs. meditation and influencesDefining MindfulnessReference to Jon Kabat-Zinn’s definition: purposeful awareness in the present moment, without judgmentTere’s personal understanding and evolution in practicing mindfulnessMindfulness for different agesPractical Approaches to Mindfulness for Anxious or Distracted IndividualsHands-on, co-active practice recommendedAddressing perceptions and misconceptionsUse of metaphorsGentle introduction with simple activities like listening to a bell, with options for howchildren participateEmphasis on comfort and emotional safetyEngaging Children in MindfulnessAllowing children to process their experiences and respond naturallyUsing tactile exercisesAvoiding rigid, prescriptive mindfulness (like mandatory class-wide videos)Positive role of interactive apps for teens (e.g., Calm, Ten Percent Happier)Visualization activities to engage kids’ senses and focusThe Role of Senses and Memory in MindfulnessUsing sensory experiences and recallReference to Charlotte Mason’s educational philosophyDiscussing the importance of “calling back” attention and deepening sensory engagementThe Distinction Between Child and Adult PresenceIllustrative cartoon: child present with surroundings, adult distracted by mental clutterExamples from Tere’s personal life Links and Resources From Today's Show Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy?Connect with Tere on Facebook My Mindful Music- Maryann Harman Are There Really 3 Types of ADHD?Mindfulness and Neural Integration: Daniel Siegel Yoga And Me: Come Be A Tree Book The Whole Brain Child BookEpisode 9: The Impact of Music on Executive Functioning: A Homeschooling PerspectiveEpisode 10: Streamlining Your Space: Organizing for Better Executive FunctioningEpisode 11: Exploring Unique Learning Paths in Homeschooling with Guest Amy BodkinEpisode 12: Executive Functioning in Homeschooling: A Teenager's Experience with Organization and Planning Episode 44: Prioritizing Slow in Homeschooling: A chat with Leslie Martino Connect with our Guest, Tere Bowen-Irish Tere Bowen- Irish has practiced Occupational Therapy in pediatrics and psychiatry for over 40 years. Through her business, All the Possibilities, she continues to provide treatment, assessment, and consultation for clients. Workshops for therapists, educators and parents are offered privately, or publicly on a variety of topics such as inclusion, child development, classroom management, behavioral challenges, executive function, and other topics relevant to the 21st century educational system. The focus is on a common sense, practical approach towards empowering educators and students to create a climate of learning, understanding and inclusiveness for all. Tere is also the creator/author of The Drive Thru Menu Suite of Exercises, which is an initiative to bring movement and mindfulness into today’s classrooms. She is a certified YogaKids teacher and a Certified Mindful Schools Instructor. She is the author of Yoga and Me, Come be a Tree and co-authored My Mindful Music with Mary Ann Harman. Feel free to contact Tere at tereirish@gmail.com
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    41 分
  • Tackling Childhood Anxiety: How Occupational Therapy Can Help

    Tackling Childhood Anxiety: How Occupational Therapy Can Help
    2025/05/15
    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out! I’m joined by fellow OT Sarah Anderson—an incredible therapist with over a decade of experience, now specializing in mental health. We dive deep into the intersection of OT and anxiety, especially how it shows up in neurodivergent kids with ADHD or autism. Sarah shares her journey into the mental health field and offers powerful insights into identifying anxiety patterns, supporting emotional regulation, and creating environments that help kids feel safe during transitions. If you’ve ever wondered how OT can support your child’s mental health—especially when it comes to anxiety—you won’t want to miss this one. In this episode you'll hear about: Understanding Anxiety in Occupational TherapyAnxiety's function and originNeurodivergence and its connection to anxietyImportance of understanding the base of anxiety for treatmentIdentifying Sources of AnxietyPatterns and manifestations of anxietyAnxiety's connection to neurodivergent conditionsSensory processing componentsParent’s Role in Identifying AnxietyObserving and understanding child’s anxietyEarly detection and support strategiesTransition and routine change managementConnecting Emotions, Feelings, and Body ResponsesDifferentiating between feelings and emotionsInteroception and alexithymiaMethods to help children identify and express emotionsSupporting Children Through AnxietyTolerating discomfort and managing anxietyEnvironmental adjustments and toolsCo-regulation and independenceTherapy Approaches and SessionsWhat to expect in occupational therapy sessionsFamily-focused therapeutic approachesSensory processing and executive functioningProgress and Emotional Management Links and Resources From Today's Show Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy?Elevated Wellbeing OT Occupational Therapy For The Anxious Child How Occupational Therapy Can Help The Anxiety EpidemicA Chameleon Tale BookA Chameleon Tale Book GuideEpisode 1: Unveiling the role of OT in HomeschoolingEpisode 9: The Impact of Music on Executive Functioning: A Homeschooling Perspective Bonus Episode: Parenthood and Homeschooling: Choosing the Right Activities for a Balanced Lifestyle Episode 13: Beyond the Five Senses: Understanding Your Child's Interoceptive World with Cara Kosinski Episode 14: Outdoor Activities to Develop Interoception in Children with Guest Caroline SantangeloEpisode 15: From Morning to Night: Incorporating Social Emotional Learning in HomeschoolEpisode 16: Navigating the Interoceptive Sense: Insights and Strategies for Parents Episode 43: Collaborative Problem-Solving in Education and ParentingWhat Are Executive Functioning Skills?Field Trips Can Build Executive Functioning Connect with our Guest, Sarah Anderson Dr. Sarah Anderson is a licensed occupational therapist and founder of Elevated Wellbeing OT in Scottsdale, Arizona. She specializes in mental health, trauma, addiction recovery, and life transitions, using a neuroaffirming, client-centered approach to help individuals build sustainable habits and routines that foster resilience and well-being. With advanced training in perinatal mental health, trauma-informed care, polyvagal theory, and emotional intelligence (EQ-i 2.0, MSCEIT), she integrates sensory processing, cognitive strategies, and somatic-based interventions to support emotional regulation and recovery. Dr. Anderson contracts with Scottsdale Providence Recovery Center, providing occupational therapy for individuals in addiction and mental health recovery at the PHP, IOP, and OP levels of care. She incorporates Safe and Sound Protocol (SSP) and sensory-based interventions to support anxiety, executive functioning, and neurodivergence, with a specialization in working with Autistic individuals and those with ADHD. After seven years as a full-time faculty member at Midwestern University, Dr. Anderson recently stepped back to expand into a group practice. She continues to serve as an adjunct instructor, teaching the mental health curriculum and mentoring future occupational therapists.
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    38 分
  • Translating OT Concepts: Creating a Children's Book for Sensory Processing Awareness

    Translating OT Concepts: Creating a Children's Book for Sensory Processing Awareness
    2025/05/08

    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out!

    Joining me is my great friend and collaborator, Jackie Adrian. We've been friends since our early 20s, and today, we're thrilled to share something we've been working on together – our brand-new book that highlights the sensory processing journey of two chameleons, Sally and Seth. Jackie's not only an author and illustrator but also a fellow mom navigating the world of neurodiversity with her own children. As we discuss the book's path to fruition, you'll get an inside look at how we blended our expertise to create a resource that speaks to both kids and parents.

    In this episode you'll hear about:

    • About Jackie Adrian
    • The New Book
    • Inspiration and conception of the book
    • The story of how Jackie's personal experiences influenced the book
    • Personal Experiences
    • Jackie's experiences with her son’s diagnoses and sensory processing
    • Importance of creating tools for communication between parents and children
    • Book Details and Theme
    • Chameleons as characters and representation of emotions
    • The story of Sally and Seth
    • Exploring sensory stimuli and responses through a narrative
    • Illustration Process
    • Jackie's process and thoughts in illustrating emotions
    • Discussion on illustrating feelings and simplifying visuals to keep the focus
    • Discussion Encouragement
    • Suggestions on how parents can use art to encourage discussions with kids
    • Empowering children to understand and regulate their emotions
    • Other Works by Jackie Adrian

    Links and Resources From Today's Show

    • Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy?
    • Learn More About "A Chameleon Tale" Book
    • A Chameleon Tale Book Guide
    • Jackie Adrian's Website
    • Jackie's Portfolio of Artwork
    • Connect With Jackie On Instagram
    • Check Out Jackie's Books
    • Episode 11: Exploring Unique Learning Paths in Homeschooling with Guest Amy Bodkin
    • Episode 12: Executive Functioning in Homeschooling: A Teenager's Experience with Organization and Planning
    • Episode 28: Risky Play: Understanding the Benefits and Strategies for Safe Child Development
    • Episode 32: Homeschooling During Crisis: Finding Balance with Self Care and Family Support
    • Connect With Sarah On Instagram

    Connect with our Guest, Jackie Adrian

    Jackie Adrian is an author, illustrator, and visual artist who creates work focused on celebrating the “wild and weird” in all of us, inviting us to be more ourselves. She currently resides in the suburbs of DC but has lived in six different states and has traveled to more than 30 countries. This slightly nomadic existence has given her perspective on the root commonalities we can find in different cultures and landscapes. Her art and writing aim to celebrate this with vivid color combinations and uplifting words of affirmation. Her art is playful while her words are soul-stabilizing.
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    31 分
  • Practical Tips for handwriting- how to know and what to do if the issue is motor planning

    Practical Tips for handwriting- how to know and what to do if the issue is motor planning
    2025/04/24
    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out! Katie Zelinski discusses the intricacies of motor planning, also known as praxis, and its impact on handwriting and daily activities. Katie, with over 11 years of experience in pediatric OT and founder of The Well Balanced OT, shares her wealth of knowledge on how motor planning affects children, from dressing themselves to participating in activities like catching a ball. Katie explores how challenges in motor planning manifest in tasks such as handwriting, and she offers insightful strategies to help parents support their children's development through creative play and practice without the pressure of traditional writing tasks. Whether you're a parent or therapist, this episode provides valuable insights into understanding and addressing motor planning challenges in children. In this episode you'll hear about: Katie Zelinski's BackgroundKatie's experience of 11 years as an Occupational Therapist (OT).Focus on pediatrics.Establishment of Katie's business, The Well Balanced OT.Discussion on Motor Planning and PraxisDefinition and explanation of motor planning and praxis.Multiple components of motor planning.Steps involved in motor planning: Ideation, Sequencing, Execution.Practical examples of motor planning in learning activities.Differentiation between practicing motor planning as a skill and it becoming innate.Observations of Motor Planning ChallengesSigns of motor planning challenges in children.Examples like dressing, catching a ball, play activities.Handwriting and Motor PlanningConnection between motor planning challenges and handwriting difficulties.Ideation’s impact on writing.Ways motor planning affects holding and using a writing tool.Strategies for practicing handwriting without writing.Motivating Children with Motor Planning ChallengesImportance of making learning engaging and incorporating play.Use of resources and creativity to support idea generation.Avoiding stress by focusing on underlying skills.Addressing Motor Planning in Older ChildrenChallenges faced by older kids.Strategies including using technology and alternative methods.Focus on typing and voice-to-text as alternatives to handwriting. Links and Resources From Today's Show Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy?The Well Balanced OT From Clumsy To Capable: The Surprising Impact of Martial Arts on Kids' Motor Skills Motor Planning: What You Need To Know Motor Planning and Praxis: Understanding, Assessing, and TreatingHow Form Drawing Supports Vision, Handwriting, and AcademicsBlending Sensory Integration and Fitness for Better HandwritingUnderstanding the Handwriting Journey: Tools and Techniques for HomeschoolersReading, Writing, and Growing: The Bigger Picture of Developing Fine Motor Skills in Children Crafting Holiday Memories while Building Handwriting SkillsMaking Sense of the Handwriting Puzzle – Homeschool OT Course Narration- A Path To Thoughtful LearningConnect With Sarah on Instagram Connect with our Guest, Katie Zelinski Katie is a pediatric occupational therapist who specializes in regulation and sensory processing. She has a certificate in Ayres Sensory Integration. Katie has worked in various settings including early intervention, preschool, and a pediatric outpatient clinic. She is the founder of The Well-Balanced OT which offers online resources, professional development, and mentorship programs for pediatric OTs. Connect With Katie On Instagram Connect With Katie On Facebook
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    33 分
  • Benefits of Outdoor Education to Meet Sensory Needs

    Benefits of Outdoor Education to Meet Sensory Needs
    2025/04/17
    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out! This week I am talking with Rachel Tidd, an innovative educator renowned for her groundbreaking approach to learning through nature. Rachel has developed curricula like Wild Math and Wild Reading that I have been recommending to families for years. Her knowledge and insights into the outdoor learning world will leave you wanting to expand your homeschooling classrooms. In this episode you'll hear about: Introduction of Rachel Tidd and her workBackground on Rachel's Children and Sensory NeedsDiscussion about her children attending an outdoor forest preschool.Focus on her youngest child's sensory issues and how the environment helped meet those needs.Challenges and Homeschooling DecisionRachel's consideration of traditional schooling challenges for her sensory-seeking child.Decision to homeschool and the process of developing outdoor-focused curriculum materials.Development of Wild Math and Reading CurriculumSteps Rachel took to create learning materials that integrated outdoor activities.Specifics on starting with math due to its hands-on nature and later addressing reading needs.Understanding Sensory Needs and RegulationDetailed description of her son's sensory-seeking behaviors at home.Discussion on sensory-seeking versus regulation and how outdoor environments supported her son.Advantages of Outdoor LearningBenefits of outdoor environments for sensory input and increased engagement.Support for executive functioning, risk-taking, and decision-making in children.Health benefits including improved vision and less illness.Adapting Outdoor Learning as Children AgeContinuation of outdoor learning into older grades; adjustments as curriculum expands.Integration of indoor activities while maintaining outdoor experiences.Parental Tips for Outdoor LearningAdvice for parents who aren't naturally drawn to the outdoors.Importance of having the proper gear to enhance outdoor experiences for both parents and children.Addressing Fears and Challenges in Outdoor LearningStrategies for dealing with kids' fears of outdoor elements like bugs or weather.Emphasizing gradual exposure and flexibility in outdoor activities.Wild Learning Resources and Access Links and Resources From Today’s Show Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy? Outdoor Education: Research Summary What Is Outdoor Education And How Does It Help Students?Handwriting Without Actually WritingSkills Nature Builds Building Fine MotorskillsHarnessing the Great Outdoors for Visual Development and Learning Outdoor Activities to Develop Interoception in Children with Guest Caroline SantangeloSupporting Children Through Play-Based Reflex Integration Risky Play: Understanding the Benefits and Strategies for Safe Child DevelopmentOutdoor Adventures: Developing Fine Motor Skills Through Nature-Based Therapy with Carmela Trejo Narration: A Path To Thoughtful LearningDiscover Wild LearningRachel's BookConnect with Sarah on Instagram Connect with our Guest, Rachel Tidd Rachel Tidd is passionate about using outdoor and place-based learning to enhance literacy and math instruction. She is the author of the book Wild Learning: Practical Ideas for Bringing Teaching Outdoors and the Wild Math® and Wild Reading® Curricula series. Rachel is a former elementary special education teacher with an M.S. Ed. in Elementary and Special Education from Bank Street College of Education. She is a doctoral candidate at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, specializing in Educational Sustainability with a focus on literacy. Her research explores integrating sustainability and language arts. You can find her at discoverwildlearning.com. Connect with Rachel on Instagram here. Connect with Rachel on Facebook here
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    27 分
  • Unlocking Writing Confidence in Children: The Role of Personal Expression

    Unlocking Writing Confidence in Children: The Role of Personal Expression
    2025/04/10
    Curious if OT could help your child's struggles? Download Why Choose OT to find out! -- Julie, a prolific author and expert in writing education, shares her journey from growing up with an award-winning author as a mother, to navigating the world of professional writing and homeschooling. We dive into the unique ways professional writers teach writing, contrasting it with traditional school methods that focus heavily on mechanics over the creative content of children's writing. In this episode you'll hear about: Writing Education and MethodologyDifferences between how school teachers and professional writers teach writingThe emphasis on mechanics versus content in educational curriculumsProfessional writers' strategies focusing on ideas and self-expressionJulie's observations on how these methodologies affect children and her personal anecdotesPractical Strategies for WritingImportance of jotting down children's thoughts to bridge ideas and writingRole of parents in supporting children's writing processes and ideasAffirming children's thoughts through transcription and recorded memoriesSignificance of engaging children in reading to develop writing skillsWriting in the Context of Modern TechnologyDiscussion on the use of AI and ChatGPT in writingBalancing technology with original thoughtEthical considerations of AI written content versus personal expressionPersonal and Emotional Connection to WritingWriting as a dialogue with oneselfExamples of practical journal use and value in preserving thoughtsEmotional and creative benefits of recording significant memoriesEncouraging a Writing and Reading HabitStrategies to foster reading habits to improve writingCreating shared reading times without digital interruptionsUnderstanding the difference between oral language and written languagePractical Implementation and AdviceHelping children struggling with writing through transcription methodologiesIntegration of speech-to-text tools for students with writing challengesBook Information and Resources Links and Resources From Today's Show Why Should I Seek Occupational Therapy? A Brave Writer's Life in Brief Podcast How To Help Your Kid Become A Better Writer Narration: A Path To Thoughtful Learning Teaching Kids To Write Who "Hate Writing"- The Occuplaytional TherapistEpisode 8: Beyond the Pencil: Exploring Vision's Impact on Homeschool Handwriting SuccessEpisode 23: Blending Sensory Integration and Fitness for Better Handwriting Episode 38: Practical Learning Tools from a Homeschool Graduate: Sensory Kits for Homeschool SuccessThe Brave Writer WebsiteThe Brave Writer BlogWriting BlitzJulie Bogart Author BooksRaising Critical ThinkersConnect With Sarah On Instagram Connect with our Guest, Julie Bogart Julie Bogart is known for her common sense writing, critical thinking and home education advice. Julie’s the creator of the award-winning, innovative online writing program called Brave Writer serving 191 countries and hundreds of thousands of families. Her highly anticipated new book, Help! My Kid Hates Writing, comes out in April 2025. Julie is also the author of the popular books The Brave Learner and Raising Critical Thinkers. Her Substack, podcast, and social media are wildly popular sources of support to weary, well-intentioned parents. Julie home educated her five children who are now adults and she has three grandchildren. Today, Julie lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. Connect with Julie on IG Connect with Julie on FB
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    36 分