Occupational therapy crafts for adults

As an OT, you'll likely see patients with decreased fine motor skills. Here are the best functional fine motor coordination activities

Despite the new PDPM regulations adding a new level of stress on therapists across the nation, Katie Johnson-Evers and her therapy team at a south Kansas City RehabCare facility wanted to do something special for their residents this year. The therapy staff of nine full time therapists were brainstorming ideas for Fall group therapy when ... Read More about SNF Group Therapy: A “No-Fall Festival”

Just like you and me, adults with disabilities enjoy the art of crafting. We all feel the profound satisfaction of completing a craft project. We all turn to scrapbooking or coloring pages if we want to relax or keep busy. Although disabled adults face more challenges than others, they should still indulge in the wonders of crafting. After all, crafting is for everyone. If you're a caregiver, teacher, or family member of a disabled adult, crafting is a great way to keep your student or loved…

This is the list you should be checking out if you want simple and enjoyable craft projects that will enliven your free time!

How to make theraputty for occupational therapy to improve fine motor skills and hand strength.

These pediatric occupational therapy activities use a dollar pencil box as a DIY therapy tool that helps kids with fine motor and visual motor skills, and common materials to work on fine motor skills, visual motor skills, coordination, crossing midline, bilateral coordination, and dexterity with kids. #finemotor #finemotorskills #occupationaltherapy #schoolbasedOT #theottoolbox

Look no further! These Halloween Occupational Therapy Activities are great for the OT clinic, or classroom while working on skills this October.

If you are looking for suitable crafts for adults with disabilities I've compiled a helpful list! I hope you find a craft that works for you and that you love!