Sensory group activities for adults

Facial expressions, posture, tone, inflection and other nuances of body language and speech may comprise more than 90 percent of communication, according to research reported in The Forensic Examiner. That means the words we choose make up less than 10 percent of our intended meaning any time we communicate. Nonverbal ...

Tactile, sensory activities for dementia are very important. This article gives you some ideas of activities to stimulate the sense of touch.

Here is we discuss about the reflection using activities and online games, individuals can make it a habit to reflect on various things, people, and actions. Sitting and reflecting on a topic is an essential skill lost in today’s fast-paced world. #groupreflection #games #activities #learning #groupdiscussion #adultactivities . you can also download the PDf version the link is given below as:

Worry group activity: Teach your students to practice controlled breathing and then complete an art activity to help your students visualize the breathing pattern. Great for small group counseling or individual counseling to teach calming strategies!

Activities have the power to engage mental health clients in groups where they learn knowledge and skills to cope with the challenges they face. Use these activities to make your groups fun.

We are always practicing strategies around here to help kids with anxiety. These ideas will help your anxious kid cope with stress.

Did you know sensory diets for adults are a "thing"? Actually, you probably already have sensory activities that you use throughout the day!

Want to plan something fun on your next caregiving shift, but can't make it outside? Try one of these 7 great indoor activities for adults with disabilities.

As the leaves turn golden and the air grows crisp, fall presents the perfect opportunity for seniors to engage in creative activities. These 25 easy fall cr ...

I've been having a hard time lately with some of the older kids I see. They don't see the point or the importance of what we are working on. I have been very frustrated, and our sessions have been less than productive. In desperation, I turned to Pinterest, and came across some UNO activities. I figured - what could it hurt? We aren't getting anything done anyway! Well, it was no less than MAGICAL!!! My most difficult student didn't want to come see me, but I asked him to give me just 10…