Resources - Nurture Collective

Welcome to Nurture Collective's Resource Hub

At Nurture Collective, we understand the importance of providing comprehensive support to children and their families. Our resource hub is designed to offer a wealth of information and tools to assist you on your journey. Explore the following sections to access valuable resources:

Downloadable Resources

Podcasts

Community Resources

Websites

Downloadable Resources: Once you register your email the document will be sent directly to your inbox.

Postpartum Depression Toolkit for Early Intervention

A therapist’s guide to screening for depression and anxiety in the perinatal period.

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Container Baby Syndrome Post

Developmental and motor issues that arise as a result of infants
or young children spending too much time in containing or
confining devices

Download

NC Tummy Time Tips Handout

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See Our Work

Latest Projects

Podcasts

Mom & Mind

The podcast episode features an interview with Dr. Apple Sepulveda, a board-certified pediatric occupational therapist with over 20 years of experience.

Dr. Sepulveda emphasizes the importance of considering both the child's and parent's mental health in the context of occupational therapy interventions.

Dr. Sepulveda discusses her work in supporting moms and babies through occupational therapy, specifically focusing on infants with feeding issues and developmental delays.

The podcast highlights the challenges within medical systems that often separate the care of the child from the support needed by the parents, and Dr. Sepulveda's efforts to bridge this gap through the Nurture Collective.

OT Parent Compass:

From Early Intervention to Lifelong Support

The OT Parent Compass is your guide to navigating services beyond early intervention. Whether your child is transitioning to school-based services, private therapy, or community resources, this site provides clear information and practical tools. You’ll also find guidance to help you advocate for the services your child needs every step of the way.

Not sure where to start? The “Next Steps Checklist” helps you stay on top of service options as your child approaches the transition out of early intervention at age three.