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Life Touch Therapy provides both In- home & Clinic pediatric OT, SLP & PT services.

03/21/2026

It’s not really about the socks 👇

Nope! Why are we wearing mismatched socks today?! It’s all about making differences visible, celebrated, and understood!!

And sometimes… it starts with something as simple as a question: “Why are your socks different?!”

Today, we rock them proudly 🧦💙💚💛

03/16/2026

Big storms can feel overwhelming for many children, especially those with sensory sensitivities. 🌩️

At our clinic, families often share that thunder, lightning, and sudden weather changes can trigger fear, dysregulation, or difficulty calming down. Loud sounds, bright flashes, and unpredictability can be a lot for a developing nervous system to process.

Simple sensory supports, preparation, and connection can make a big difference in helping children feel safe and regulated during storms. We’re sharing a few occupational therapy strategies our team often recommends to support sensitive kids when the weather gets loud.

With the storms expected in our area tonight, please remember to prioritize safety. If road conditions feel unsafe, we encourage families to stay home and check in with your child’s therapist about rescheduling your session. Your safety always comes first.

Stay safe tonight, everyone. 💙💚

For more pediatric sensory tips, follow

03/12/2026

Our cute clients spent the last few weeks painting large posters to help encourage spring to come around, and we think it worked!! 🌷🌻

03/11/2026

Our spring time community event at the LTT Clinic was a beautiful success! Talk about amazing weather!! 🌷☀️

Thank you to all our lovely families who came out to enjoy some springtime weather, learn about growing plants from seeds, enjoyed a good yoga stretch while breathing in the warm air, played with sensory bins and ran around the playground!

Huge shout out to our fantastic therapists who made this event possible, LTT is such a wonderful place thanks to our amazing staff! 💕

Stay tuned for our summer event coming up soon! can you guess what it’ll be?! 💦

03/04/2026

Career Day at W.M. Irvin Elementary 🎒✨

Today our team from Life Touch Therapy visited W.M. Irvin Elementary to talk with 4th and 5th graders about what occupational therapy is and how we help kids with things like focus, handwriting, sensory regulation, and everyday independence.

Lots of questions, lots of exploring therapy tools, and hopefully a few future OTs in the making 😎

We love being able to support local schools and share what we do with our community!

03/02/2026

What better way to kick off Spring Break than with fresh air, flowers, and a little movement? 🌸🌿

Join us Monday from 1–3pm (or while supplies last!) for our Spring Break Garden + Yoga Event at Life Touch Therapy.

🪴 Decorate & plant your own flower pot
🧘 Kid-friendly yoga + breathing exercises
🌼 Sensory-friendly fun designed by our therapy team

We’ll be set up in the backyard area of the building 🌷

This is a great opportunity to meet our therapists, connect with other families, and let your kiddos move, create, and regulate in a fun, low-pressure environment.

Bring a friend!

DM us or comment if you’re coming so we can make sure we have enough supplies for everyone 💛

02/26/2026

Part Two of Dressing Skills with Mrs. Katie!!
Featuring a fun way to explain the WHY to a little one for the importance of dressing independence!

Stay tuned for more and follow along for fun ideas to support your little ones development 🫶

02/26/2026

Practicing ADLs in a daycare setting may look different than when practicing in a more natural learning environment, but us OT’s know how to adapt as we go 😉👏

Watch Mrs. Katie interact with her little friend here as they learn a skill that’ll support him for years to come! Notice how important playful redirection is when supporting attention and participation.

Stay tuned for part two!!

02/25/2026

Most people see a toy. We see …

➡️ a nervous system learning how to organize itself!!

This activity targets reflex integration, specifically the ATNR reflex, by encouraging her to cross midline while maintaining a stable tabletop position.

When primitive reflexes remain active longer than they should, they can interfere with coordination, attention, posture, and fine motor skills.

By practicing controlled, intentional movement, her brain is learning to replace reflex-driven patterns with mature, coordinated ones.

This is what builds the foundation for skills like writing, dressing, and regulating her body.

It looks like play, but it’s building everything!!

Follow along with to see more why behind the play!

02/12/2026

Using a preferred activity to build skills for a non-preferred one is one of our favorite OT strategies!!

When movement and balance are motivating, we can work in fine motor work for buttons, zippers, and other daily skills without power struggles. We call that purposeful play 👏

02/10/2026

Who knew memes could be therapeutic? 🤭

We used What Do You Meme: Family Edition to practice identifying our Zones of Regulation, reading facial expressions, and talking about BIG feelings in a low-pressure, playful way.
For each card we discussed what the person might be feeling, what Zone they were in, and what they could do in that Zone to feel more regulated.

When play is fun, kids open up … and that’s where the real regulation work happens 💛✨

02/04/2026

Spring blooms or snowy scenes? 🌸❄️

We’re feeling all the seasonal vibes at Life Touch Therapy!
Drop a 🌸 if you’re ready for spring… or a ❄️ if you’re not done with winter just yet.

We want to see where your heart is this season

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Concord, NC
28027

Telephone

+18553609433

Website

http://www.lifetouchtherapy.com/

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