Our ADLs Chore Card Challenge is a card-based activity for adults focusing on some of the things occupational therapists work on with individuals. This game helps adults practice and improve their everyday functional skills and independence through developing and managing a routine for their regular chores.

Reading regularly can do great things for your mind overall. Keep up your reading practice to improve brain connections and cognition.

Get into the holiday spirit with these Halloween baking ideas! There are so many great ways to create a spooky treat this Halloween.

This DIY craft involves bilateral integration, fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and executive functioning.

Use yarn to make a festive Halloween garland to decorate at home this season. This craft helps you work on fine motor skills and hand-finger strengthening as well as executive functioning in following directions and sequencing.

Practice exercises and stretches for hip pain and tension. Choose a few ways of stretching or strengthening around the hip joint to relieve pain or prevent injury.

Our Sound + Articulation Challenge is an engaging card game designed for adults to improve their speech and articulation skills while enjoying some laughs along the way. This set of cards includes various speech sounds and tongue twisters to challenge and enhance adult speech proficiency

Memory exercises can be a fun way to work on your attention, concentration, and focus. Engaging any of these exercises can improve visual discrimination, recognition, and short-term memory.

Use mosaic tiles to create your own patterns, or follow one of the examples.

Order shapes of glass or other material to make your own mosaic patterns. If you don’t have tiles, you can use pieces of paper or simply color in the design on the page itself. Use this time creating your patterns to relax, focus on mindfulness, and bring your stress levels down.

An easy way to prevent injury by strengthening your muscles over time.

Use these simple instructions to help relieve tension and neck pain over time. Rotate, tilt, nod, press, and side press once a day!

It’s easy to follow the numbers and create your colorful work of art. Practicing this activity helps develop stronger attention skills, concentration, and focus. Painting or coloring addresses visual discrimination and recognition. Keeping up with this practice can also help individuals improve their short-term memory.