Can OT help with impulse control for my 5 year old with ADHD?

What'd you think of the episode? Send me a note! Summary In this episode, I explore how occupational therapy can support children with ADHD, especially in managing impulse control. I share insights on how OTs assess and tailor interventions to help kids participate fully in their daily occupations and develop lifelong self-regulation skills.  key  topics What occupational therapy is and isn't How OT helps with developmental milestones Occupations and barriers for children with ADHD Top-down and bottom-up OT strategies Environmental modifications and sensory needs Building impulse control through games and self-awareness  takeaways OT can help children participate in daily activities by reducing barriers. Occupational therapy focuses on the things that occupy a child's time, not just jobs. OT strategies include environmental modifications, sensory regulation, and self-awareness. Games like red light, green light, and freeze dance help develop impulse control. Understanding sensory triggers and interoception is key to self-regulation. ~Formerly known as The Sensory W.I.S.E. Solutions Pocast~ The Sensory Code Book Sensory Detectives Boot camp Waitlist  The OT Butterfly Instagram Work with Laura The Sensory Code Newsletter A Kids Book About Neurodiversity