Ep. 89 AI for Pediatric OT: What's Emerging and Where to Start
Send us a Text or Voicemail Conversational AI in pediatric OT is moving faster than the research. Lacy and Michele discuss a 2026 narrative review that sorts the evidence into four pathways based on w...
28 Okt 38min
Ep. 88 What Works for Cerebral Palsy? Matching Interventions to GMFCS Level
Send us a Text or Voicemail Cerebral palsy interventions work best when matched to a child's GMFCS level, and one umbrella review sorts the evidence into green, yellow, and red. Michelle reviews what ...
21 Okt 48min
Ep. 87 Do Weighted Blankets Improve Sleep and Daytime Performance?
Send us a Text or Voicemail Weighted blankets show up in therapy rooms, bedrooms, and shopping carts. Lacy and Michele discuss three recent reviews on weighted blankets for sleep, pain, mood, and dail...
14 Okt 35min
Ep. 86 Play as an Occupation: The Play-Work Continuum in Pediatric OT
Send us a Text or Voicemail Pediatric OTs use play in nearly everything we do, but how much of it is actually play? In this episode, we review the play-work continuum, which separates free play from p...
7 Okt 37min
Ep. 85 Sensory Garments and Participation for Autistic Children
Send us a Text or Voicemail Sensory garments are everywhere and frequently marketed to our clients and families — but almost none of the research asks what happens after a parent clicks "buy." This ep...
30 Sep 32min
Ep. 84 CO-OP for Kids with DCD and ADHD
Send us a Text or Voicemail Up to 50% of kids with developmental coordination disorder (DCD) also have ADHD — and that overlap changes how motor gains actually stick. We're back with another episode o...
23 Sep 40min
Ep. 83 Building Spoon-Feeding Skills
Send us a Text or Voicemail “You gain what you train” — but what does that actually look like session to session? In this episode, Michele and Lacy review a case study that has all the ingredients of ...
16 Sep 32min
