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• Blow bubbles and let them catch or run behind it.

• It is a therapeutic activity that gives opportunities for physical activity, sensory exploration, etc.

• It will help to build interaction and coordination.

• It will build groos motor skills. They need to follow instructions, wait for their turn, etc.

• You can include riding a bike in your childs activity.

• Uisng sidewalk chalk will give you audible feedback, tactile and sensory feedback.
• It very different sensory experience than drawing on paper.

• It is a great way to burn energy, exercise, and have fun.

• It helps to develop gross motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

• Let them play on slides. They will feel better.

• On rainy days, let them jump in puddles.
• Give them bucket to catch water under waterspout.

• Give gentle massage on arms, back, feet and head.

• Relaxation music like meditation, yoga.

• Scented calming smells like vanilla, lavender, rose can be used in calming activites like bed time or bath time.

• Soothing and simple light toys. You can pair it with soothing music for more better effects.

• Weighted Blanket helps their body receive calming input. You can read a book to keep their mind occupied.

• Touching or Rubbing with different textured objects.

• Monitor the child's comfort while rolling the ball to give deep pressure input.

• Wall and chair push-ups can help child be engaged and focused.

• Playing with clay, thera-putty, play-dough, etc.

• To calm a child in a chaotic or noisy environment, use noise cancellation headphones.

• It helps to improve the social skills of the patient.

• It helps to develop the language skills of the patient.

• It increases everyday living skills like bathing, cooking etc.

• It helps to decrease the frustration.

• It helps to increase opportunities for learning throughout the day.

• It helps to decrease the aggressive behavior.

• It helps to regulate the vestibular system.

• Rationalising and problem-solving helps them to advance social interaction and skills. 

• It increases coordination and build sense of touch by experimenting.

• It increase physical activities like walking, jumping, etc.

• Impaired Posture and Balance

• Muscle Cramps and Twitches

• Writing Changes

• Osteoporosis

• Speech Changes

• Mental Health Conditions

• Loss of Automatic Movements

• High Blood Pressure

• Bradykinesia - Slowed Movement

• Asthma

• Rigid Muscle

• Muscle Weakness and Fatigue

• Tremor

• Irregular Heartbeat

• Turn your head from side to side

• First, stabilize your forearm by holding it from other hand.
• Now, move the hand in circles.

• Raise your shoulders and lower it down.
• Repeat this process.

• Clenching - Curl your fingers by making a fist. Now, open the fist by straightening your fingers back.
• Parting - Join your fingers so they touch eachother on the sides. Now, spread them out as far as you can.

• Make a T-Shape by spreading your arms to the sides.
• Now move your arms in circles backward forward.

• First, lie down on on your sides.
• Now, raise the top leg upwards as far as possible.

• Bend you elbow and then straighten it back again.

• First sit on a chair.
• Now, straighten your knees by lifting your legs and then again bend it back.

• Rotate your ankles in circular motion.