All Things Sensory by Harkla

#107 - Interactive Metronome with April Christopherson, OTR/L

Jul 1, 2020
Guest
April Christopherson
April Christopherson, OTR/L, an experienced occupational therapist, discusses the Interactive Metronome program, its benefits in improving cognition and motor skills, and the option of completing it at home. She also explores using the program with children who have sensory sensitivities and shares insights on preparing NICU babies for the outside world. Additionally, the importance of supporting and educating parents during quarantine is emphasized.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 3min
2
Casual Conversation on Sourdough Pancakes, TV Shows, Sensory Quirks, and Self-Descriptions
02:42 • 4min
3
Interactive Metronome Program: Improving Auditory and Motor Planning Timing
06:23 • 24min
4
Using Interactive Metronome with Children with Sensory Sensitivities
30:35 • 5min
5
Preparing NICU Babies for the Outside World and the Importance of Collaboration
35:59 • 3min
6
Supporting and Educating Parents during Quarantine
38:47 • 7min