-
Continue reading →: Occupational Therapy Helps the Vestibular System
The first few weeks of school are crucial in setting up learning routines & promoting comfort in one’s academic space. Is your child struggling with adjusting to the demands of the classroom? Our specialized therapy targets the vestibular system and executive function, the brain’s “air traffic control center” that directs…
-
Continue reading →: Lost in the Laundry: Occupational Therapy Helps You Find Your Identity and Lifestyle Balance During Times of Stress and Transition
Mental health refers to a person’s emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and behave in daily life. It can even affect our physical health & healing. Mental health also influences how we handle stress, relate to others, and make decisions. Sunny Day Therapy’s occupational therapy includes a…
-
Continue reading →: Occupational Therapy Helps You Get into the Flow of Fall by Creating Structures to Organize Your Life with Intention & Connection to Your Body
The crisp air of fall welcomes lifestyle redesign – the set up of spaces, schedules, and activities for efficiency. The beauty of fall is a fresh start- a new commitment to a season of activities designed to nourish, educate, and relax us. Finding just the right balance involves intention. Need…
-
Continue reading →: Mom Mental Reset
How Occupational Therapy Supports Stress Relief & Regulation in Motherhood There is nothing quite as unique and beautiful as motherhood. With that said, babies don’t come with an instruction manual and it can be a difficult transition due to sleepless nights, emotional highs and lows, physical recovery, shifting identities, and…
-
Continue reading →: How OT supports Maternal Health and Wellness
Becoming a mother is a profound journey—filled with joy, transformation, and, often, overwhelming stress. Whether it’s navigating the physical recovery after birth, adjusting to a new identity, or juggling the demands of everyday life with a newborn, mothers face a range of challenges that can impact their overall well-being. Occupational…
-
Continue reading →: Tummy Time: Why It Matters and How Occupational Therapy Can Help
Tummy time might sound simple, but it plays a big role in your baby’s development. But why is it so important, and how can you make it easier and more enjoyable for both you and your baby? What Is Tummy Time? Tummy time is exactly what it sounds like— it…
-
Continue reading →: Safe Body Mechanics for Baby Gear: Protecting Your Body While Caring for Baby
Caring for a baby involves many moments full of love and joy—and a surprising amount of physical strain. From lifting car seats to constant diaper changes, new parents are frequently bending, twisting, and holding in awkward positions. Without proper body mechanics, this repetitive strain can lead to pain and injury,…
-
Continue reading →: Feeding Ergonomics for Baby and Caregiver: An Occupational Therapy Approach
Feeding time should be a moment of bonding, comfort, and growth—for both the baby and the caregiver. But if you’ve ever ended a feeding session with an aching back or a fussy baby, you’re not alone. Poor feeding ergonomics can lead to discomfort, fatigue, and even feeding challenges. Occupational therapy…
-
Continue reading →: Infant Massage: A Gentle Tool for Development, Connection, and Regulation
How Occupational Therapy Uses Touch to Support Babies and Families Why Infant Massage Matters Touch is one of the earliest senses to develop in the womb—and it remains a powerful form of communication long after birth. Infant massage is more than a soothing routine; it’s an evidence-based intervention used by…
-
Continue reading →: How Occupational Therapy Supports Maternal Mental Health During the Perinatal and Postpartum Period
Becoming a parent is one of the most joyful and fulfilling experiences. But behind the pictures of happy moms and sleeping babies may lie a deeper truth: the perinatal and postpartum stages can also be deeply overwhelming. Many moms may experience anxiety, depression, burnout, disrupted sleep, and an identity shift…



