Julie Abrams, OTR, LLC

05/17/2025

One of the key points taught in the parenting class that I teach is, “Kids do well if they can.” This article provides a summary of what that looks like.

Some kids are explosive, easily frustrated, and chronically inflexible. You can turn things around by learning to look at their challenging behavior as a clue to skills deficits.

04/17/2025

Happy 89th birthday to my mentor and dear friend Lois Hickman! I’m lucky to get to spend my days with you!

04/09/2025

Spring has sprung at JenLo Farm. Georgee goose has laid her first egg of the season. Have you ever eaten a goose egg? It’s delicious!

04/03/2025

It may look like we’re just hanging around in OT, but did you know that vestibular input such as being upside down is the one of the foundations of sensory integration?

04/01/2025

03/22/2025

“Disability rights are human rights. Disability rights are civil rights. Disability rights matter.”

03/21/2025

The next section of my ADHD parenting class starts April 4 on zoom from 12-1:30pm. A recent participant said, ““Attending the Julie’s ADHD Calm and Connected class was incredibly helpful in understanding how my child’s brain works and processes information. It provided valuable insights into the unique challenges neurodiverse children face, and I now feel more confident in my approach to parenting. The practical tools and strategies shared in the class have made a real difference in our daily routine, helping me connect with my child in a more meaningful and supportive way. I’m so grateful for this experience!”