Outdoor play is unstructured, child-led time outside: climbing, digging, running, splashing and exploring backyards, parks and bush. Research links it…
Integrating social play for communication development means using everyday games, shared routines and play with other people as the main…
Selective mutism is an anxiety-related condition in which a child speaks comfortably in some places, usually at home, but consistently…
The best play environments that encourage fine motor practice keep materials visible and within a child's reach. They also give…
Dyspraxia is a lifelong difficulty with planning, coordinating and carrying out movement. In Australia, clinicians usually call it developmental coordination…
Parent involvement in play-based OT means parents and carers help choose the goals, take part in sessions and bring play…
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