Training
Supporting Transitions
Transitions are hard! Moving between spaces and activities can sometimes be the hardest part of a child's day. In this session, participants will learn strategies to help make transitions easier for everyone!
| Instructors | David Ambrose |
| Course Duration | 90 Minutes |
| Course Delivery | Instructor-Led, Video Conference |
| Course Provider | Theraplay Pediatric Services |
| Course Type | Instructor-Led, Video Conference |
Occupational therapy treatment uses activity (occupation) to help build skills that will help improve occupational performance. With children, this means play! Since children use play as a primary method of learning about the self and the world, OTs use meaningful functional play activities to work toward the therapy goals. Emphasis is on using activities that are intrinsically interesting, motivating and satisfying but shaped in a way that facilitates skill building. When working with children occupational therapy should look like a lot of fun.
Course Details
Upcoming Events: Supporting Transitions
Supporting Transitions
Begins: Wednesday, November 04, 2026
Presented by David Ambrose, Theraplay Pediatric Services. Discover practical, play-based strategies to help children navigate transitions between activities and environments, reducing stress while building confidence, cooperation, and emotional regulation.
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