In one instance, I worked with a child who had severe sensory processing issues. Initially, my standard approach was not effective, so I adapted by incorporating sensory integration techniques, such as using weighted blankets and providing a calm environment. This tailored approach helped the child feel more comfortable and allowed us to make significant progress in their developmental milestones.

I prioritize based on the urgency and severity of each child's needs, using a structured schedule that allows for flexibility. For example, I allocate specific times for one-on-one sessions with each child, ensuring that critical areas like speech and motor skills are addressed first. I also maintain open communication with parents and caregivers to ensure consistency and continuity in the child's development.

I believe in fostering a collaborative environment where parents and caregivers are actively involved. I provide regular progress updates, offer workshops on developmental milestones, and encourage them to share their observations. Additionally, I create personalized home activity plans that align with the child's goals, making it easier for parents to reinforce the skills we work on together.

When a child is resistant, I first try to understand the root cause of their reluctance. I might use positive reinforcement, such as rewards or praise, to encourage participation. If the resistance continues, I adjust the activity to make it more engaging or age-appropriate. Building trust and rapport is crucial, so I ensure the child feels comfortable and understood before proceeding with any activities.

I have experience using various technology tools, such as tablets with educational apps, to support developmental interventions. For example, I use interactive games to improve fine motor skills and speech therapy apps to enhance language development. These tools not only make learning more engaging but also provide measurable data that helps track progress and adjust strategies as needed.