Dominant Hand / Non-dominant Hand

Most everyone has a dominant hand we write with or throw a ball with, but we want to make sure we can use both hands when we need to. Some things we do with both hands is catch a big ball or hold our lunch tray as we carry it to the table. PT can help us strengthen our non dominant hand/arm to make sure we can do these things with both hands.

• Fall Sports 5
• My Afternoon and Reading Routine: Directions for movements 2
• How do I do a jumping jack? 2
• My Morning Routine: Directions for Movements 2
• Fine Motor Activities 0

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  Baseball 0

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  Play Legos 0

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  Play With Toys 0

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  Painting 0

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  Arts and Crafts 0

• Darren will grasp a cube from a pile of shapes, from sitting, with 80% success, 10 times over 5 sessions, to improve grasping ability for playtime. 1
• Sean will build a tower out of 10 blocks, with minimal assistance, for 5 sessions, to improve dexterity for building playtime. 1
• Ben will stack 6 blocks in 5 trials over 2 weeks, with Minimum assist and 80% verbal cues for increased precision and accuracy of distal finger skills for optimal participation/success in school setting. 1
• Tim will grasp a toy using BUE at midline in 3 / 5 treatment sessions, with Minimal assist and 80% verbal cues for increased grasp and release during playtime. 1
• Mikayla will throw a baseball 15 feet with no cuing, to improve functional throwing range of motion, within 1 week. 1
• Brett will move his arm from the side position straight into the air, 5 times for 6 sessions, to make asking questions in class easier. 0