8599 N 32nd Street, Suite 104
Richland, MI 49083
connect@risetherapyandwellness.org
Tel. 269-203-7394
Fax. 269-359-3710
Rise Sports
Why Choose a Sports Camp Coached by Occupational Therapists?
A sports camp led by occupational therapists provides a unique combination of skill-building and holistic development for all participants. OTs offer individualized support, adapting activities for varying abilities, while focusing on overall physical and sensory development. Their inclusive coaching fosters confidence children with unique needs, and the sensory-friendly environment ensures a calming experience. Additionally, team games enhance social and emotional skills, helping participants build friendships and resilience.
About Rise Sports
For Ages 1+ (grouped by age/ability for specific sessions).
Duration: 1 hour per week for 8 weeks.
Goals:
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Introducing fundamental sports skills.
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Develop social-emotional skills (SEL) such as empathy, communication, and self-regulation.
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Foster inclusion and teamwork through adapted, inclusive activities.
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Promote multi-sensory experiences to support goal achievement
Structure: Each session includes a sports focus and a corresponding SEL skill, with activities adjusted to meet the needs of all participants.
Coaches: Occupational therapists from Rise Therapy & Wellness (Richland, MI); CPR certified, licensed healthcare providers
Benefits of being OT coached sports:
Why Choose a Sports Camp Coached by occupational therapists understand and address physical, cognitive, and sensory needs of each athlete. This expertise allows them to adapt sports activities for kids of all abilities, ensuring inclusion and fun with an emphasis on social-emotional learning.
Emphasis on Whole-Body Development
Beyond athletic skills, OTs focus on improving balance, coordination, strength, and motor planning. Participants leave camp not just as better athletes but with improved overall physical and sensory capabilities.
Inclusive and Adaptive Coaching
Whether a child has specific sensory needs, developmental delays, or motor challenges, OTs design games and drills to suit each participant's unique needs, fostering inclusion and confidence.
Sensory-Friendly Environment
OTs integrate sensory strategies into sports activities, creating a calming, enjoyable environment. From noise control to tactile-friendly equipment, the camp is welcoming for children with sensory sensitivities.
Boosts Social and Emotional Skills
Team-based games led by OTs teach essential skills like teamwork, communication, and self-regulation. Participants gain confidence, build friendships, and develop resilience in a supportive setting.