What is a Movement-Based and Play-Based Approach?
The Creative Strategies Therapy approach uses a variety of movement-based tools and strategies to support a child’s learning.
Our expertise includes how to support the child’s sensory processing skills, core integration, and body awareness while targeting communication skills.
Some examples of how we do it and how we make learning fun and motivating:
Kinesthetic cues that support 1:1 correspondence strategies such as jumping and stomping out words and sentences
Scavenger Hunts, Bean Bag Tosses
Slides and other playground equipment
Swings and Suisse (Yoga/Exercise) Balls
Outdoor environments and interactions with nature
Sleds, Snowball games, Water balloons
View Some Examples from the Evidence Base to Support a Movement-Based Approach and Family-Centered Therapy