The Therapist Handout Collections

Get full access to share printable and digital expert therapeutic articles in feeding and sensory processing to help parents understand and follow through with treatment.

Short on time in treatment? Wish parents had better follow through at home?

With busting at the seem caseloads and the ticking billable time clock that’s about to run out it’s a challenge for therapists to educate, inform, and help parents follow through at home.

While your treatment session is beneficial, it’s not nearly as effective as if the strategies are also being used at home. Not to mention that when parents can simply understand why their child is struggling and what they can do to help them, they’re often less stressed and more supportive in general of their child.

The Therapist Handout Collections are for OT’s and other professionals that want to give parents and caregivers a tangible resource to deepen their understanding of therapeutic strategies in relatable terms, without over-use of therapy jargon.

These handouts have been created from the most popular and helpful YourKidsTable.com blog posts written by occupational therapist, Alisha Grogan, and for the first time made available for purchase with full copyright privileges. That means that you can either print or digitally share these articles with anyone on your caseload forever.

For less than 3$ an article, there is no expiration or limit of downloads when you purchase one or both of the Therapist Handout Collections.

Introducing for the first time…

The Therapist Handout Collections

A printable collection of our therapy-related topics that are explained in layman’s terms for parents so that therapists, teachers, and professionals working with kids can distribute them to their caseload.

What therapeutic topics are covered in each of the articles?

In each of the bundles you will find a dozen articles, each on a specific topic.

The Sensory Collection

Bilateral coordination
Crossing midline
The vestibular sense and activities
The proprioceptive sense and activities
Interoception
100+ Sensory diet activities
Sensory integration
What is a sensory diet
Understanding and identifying retained primitive reflexes
Sensory dysregulation
Sensory Tricks to Help kids sleep
Improving sensory sensitivities

The Feeding Collection

Pocketing food
Food jags
Oral motor exercises
Division of Responsibility
Food Chaining
How and why to play with food for picky eaters
5 Reasons Kids Refuse to Eat
How to begin a gluten-free and/or dairy free diet with picky eaters
How to serve dessert with picky eaters
How to wean from breastfeeding (including in the toddler years)
How to handle toddler throwing food all the time
Myths about baby and toddlers who aren’t transitioning to table food

Can’t decide which collection you need the most?

Bundle them together for a bigger savings!

“I found your blog and stayed up until 4 am in the morning reading various blog posts. It helped SO much. You have CHANGED our meal times!…Your non-judgemental, loving and caring attitude made the no-nonsense attitude so much easier to take in.”

– Jo

“… [I’ve] already read three articles that address some of our biggest issues with my 2- and 4-year olds! Thank you!!”

– Kacy

“This was so helpful. As an OT student it is hard to come by information that isn’t all jargon. Thank you!”

– Allison

“I just want to say thank you…I was getting overwhelmed and this helped me refocus and have a plan of action for us and the grandparents. Thank you thank you thank you.”

– Chelsea

“The articles on this site about sensory activities, recognition, etc. have been eye-opening and helpful!!! Thank you SO much for this insight! It has peaked my interest into OT/Sensory education. I’m definitely going to put some of these things into practice and increase community awareness of this topic.”

– Kelmikis

“Oh my gosh! I’m literally in tears from my “aha!” moment. I started reading your articles and started wondering if all her crying and issues since birth have been sensory related!! I found this article and just started crying! This is her!!!!! We can help her!!! And I now have hope and direction of where to start! THANK YOU!!!!!”

– Sarah

Frequently Asked Questions

How many times can I share or reproduce these articles?

As many as you want, forever. No limits and no expiration in this one time purchase.

I’m a teacher, psychologist, or physician. Can I share these?

Yes, if you have an active caseload or classroom you can share these articles with the families you’re servicing. They’re especially helpful for OT’s because they directly correlate to sensory and feeding therapy. But, if you want to supplement or also treat in these areas the handout collection would be great for you too!

Please note that these articles aren’t to be used in the creation of another product, online coaching, or course.

All the therapists in my private practice want access to the collections, is there a group rate?

Please reach out to us at hello@yourkidstable.com if you’d like pricing for purchasing these handouts for an entire school, institution, or clinical practice. The pricing on this page is for individual therapist use.

Are there physical copies of the handouts?

This is a digital product. You will not receive any physical copies of the handouts. However, you will receive each file individually so you can share via email or text, as well as in one master doc so you can easily print out multiple copies and have them on hand.

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