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Activities like mindfulness meditation, tracking tasks, or computer-based attention exercises.

Use of mnemonic devices, spaced retrieval practice, or creating memory aids such as to-do lists or calendars.

Role-playing exercises, social stories, or group therapy sessions.

Practicing problem-solving tasks, using checklists for task sequence, or playing strategy-based games.

Sensory integration techniques, exposure to various textures/materials, or practicing tasks under different sensory conditions.

Tasks that require sequencing movement such as obstacle courses, action songs, or Simon Says.

Activities like hidden object games, matching tasks, or jigsaw puzzles.

Teach the use of alarms/reminders, electronic scheduling, or time estimation exercises.

Engage in orientation training using environmental cues, practice use of maps, or regular review of personal information.

Incorporate balance exercises, sports, or dance into therapy sessions.

Activities that involve hand-eye coordination such as bead threading, writing tasks, or using tools.

Practice daily routines in proper order, use of sequencing cards, or cooking tasks.

Mirroring exercises, drawing activities involving body parts, or the game 'Twister'.

Incorporate 'What would you do if...' scenarios, logic puzzles, or practical problem-solving tasks like scheduling.

Use pros and cons lists for decision practice, role-play different outcomes, or use decision-making games.

Demonstrate and practice new actions, create obstacle courses, or use action-based video games.

Interpret metaphors or proverbs, solve abstract puzzles, or dissect complex concepts into manageable parts.

Activities that involve understanding object positions such as block designs, map reading, or navigating mazes.

Switch between different tasks, play games requiring quick shifts in strategy, or participate in brainstorming activities.

Tasks that involve sustained attention such as reading comprehension, intricate craft projects, or focused exercises like Tai Chi.

Listening exercises with follow-up questions, use of rhythmic activities to enhance auditory sequencing, or sound discrimination tasks.

Texture discrimination activities, desensitization to various materials, or sorting objects with eyes closed.

Engage in activities that include resistance exercises, encourage joint compression, or practice tasks with eyes closed.

Sorting tasks by attributes, grouping items based on themes, or classifying objects during shopping activities.

Reflect on personal abilities, engage in self-monitoring activities, or discuss feedback received from others.

Teach and practice coping strategies, create emotion diaries, or identify triggers through personal reflection.

Memory training exercises like digit span tasks, card sorting, or using rehearsal strategies.

Use environmental evaluations to identify hazards, practice 'Stop, Look, Listen' activities, or create safety plans for different situations.

Assessing risk in hypothetical scenarios, discussing potential outcomes of different actions, or considering ethical dilemmas.

Practice relaxation techniques, use thought-stopping strategies, or engage in activities that require waiting turns.

Practice redirecting activities, learn stopping cues, or use compensatory strategies to shift focus.

Relaxation exercises, sensory modulation techniques, or engagement in physical activities to modulate arousal levels.

Establish and use visual schedules, set goals with clear first steps, or implement reward systems for task initiation/completion.

Eye tracking exercises, search and find activities, or highlight important text while reading.