Inside OT Thinking

Explore the tools your families can use.

Therapists can create and assign resources; parents can also create them from their own portal.

Motion and paper activities

Choose hands-on activities with materials or thinking games, or printable worksheets such as mazes, tracing and puzzles.

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New Activity in OT Thinking — New Activity
Therapists and parents can create resources from their own portal.

Therapeutic and social stories

Create a personalized therapeutic book with illustrations, flipping pages, audiobook narration and background music—or choose a short social story for daily routines.

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Choose Story Type in OT Thinking — Choose Story Type
Therapists and parents can create resources from their own portal.

Visual reward boards

Select a daily goal, such as brushing teeth or getting dressed, as part of the reward-board creation flow.

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Visual Reward Board — choose the daily goal in OT Thinking — Visual Reward Board — choose the daily goal
Therapists and parents can create resources from their own portal.

Saved resources, ready to reuse

Generated activities, stories and reward boards stay in the library. This screen shows saved activities that can be opened and assigned to other patients.

Activity library in OT Thinking — Activity library

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