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Physical therapy scripts under $5
Getting a New Therapist Social Story (Boy 2)
Changes to our routines can be challenging! This social story can be helpful for a child who is getting a new therapist (speech, occupational, or physical). Reading this story with the child prior to the switch can give them the language to understand some feelings that they might have, and reassure them that they will enjoy their new therapist as they get to know them better.Quick note:For each story I write, I create four versions with a different “character” in each version. I recommend selec
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Getting a New Therapist Social Story (Boy 1)
Changes to our routines can be challenging! This social story can be helpful for a child who is getting a new therapist (speech, occupational, or physical). Reading this story with the child prior to the switch can give them the language to understand some feelings that they might have, and reassure them that they will enjoy their new therapist as they get to know them better.Quick note:For each story I write, I create four versions with a different “character” in each version. I recommend selec
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Getting a New Therapist Social Story (Girl 2)
Changes to our routines can be challenging! This social story can be helpful for a child who is getting a new therapist (speech, occupational, or physical). Reading this story with the child prior to the switch can give them the language to understand some feelings that they might have, and reassure them that they will enjoy their new therapist as they get to know them better.Quick note:For each story I write, I create four versions with a different “character” in each version. I recommend selec
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Getting a New Therapist Social Story (Girl 1)
Changes to our routines can be challenging! This social story can be helpful for a child who is getting a new therapist (speech, occupational, or physical). Reading this story with the child prior to the switch can give them the language to understand some feelings that they might have, and reassure them that they will enjoy their new therapist as they get to know them better.Quick note:For each story I write, I create four versions with a different “character” in each version. I recommend selec
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Transition Social Story- Going to Therapy Independently (Boy 2)
This social story describes the process of attending a therapy session independently (speech therapy, occupational therapy, or physical therapy could all use this story!). Autistic children as well as "neurotypical" children may struggle with anxiety when they are leaving their caregiver behind in the lobby and attending a therapy session alone. With simple pictures and language, this story will prepare a child for the process and assure them that their "person" will be waiting for them when the
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Transition Social Story- Going to Therapy Independently (Girl 2)
This social story describes the process of attending a therapy session independently (speech therapy, occupational therapy, or physical therapy could all use this story!). Autistic children as well as "neurotypical" children may struggle with anxiety when they are leaving their caregiver behind in the lobby and attending a therapy session alone. With simple pictures and language, this story will prepare a child for the process and assure them that their "person" will be waiting for them when the
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Not Grade Specific
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Transition Social Story- Going to Therapy Independently (Girl 1)
This social story describes the process of attending a therapy session independently (speech therapy, occupational therapy, or physical therapy could all use this story!). Autistic children as well as "neurotypical" children may struggle with anxiety when they are leaving their caregiver behind in the lobby and attending a therapy session alone. With simple pictures and language, this story will prepare a child for the process and assure them that their "person" will be waiting for them when the
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Not Grade Specific
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Transition Social Story- Going to Therapy Independently (Boy 1)
This social story describes the process of attending a therapy session independently (speech therapy, occupational therapy, or physical therapy could all use this story!). Autistic children as well as "neurotypical" children may struggle with anxiety when they are leaving their caregiver behind in the lobby and attending a therapy session alone. With simple pictures and language, this story will prepare a child for the process and assure them that their "person" will be waiting for them when the
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Beach Yoga Sensory Break
Beach-themed yoga sequence with visual aids for story and movements. Includes both written instructions for leader and picture instructions for young children. Task takes 5-10 minutes to complete. Great for sensory breaks or incorporating into a summer therapy routine.
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