The Nook

Physical therapist and TimberNook provider Kathryn Kraft joins us to explore how nature shapes the way children move. From uneven terrain as a motor learning tool to practical strategies for inclusive outdoor play, this episode makes the case that when we change the environment, we change the movement, and that every child has the right to play.

Join Camden and Morgan for a conversation with occupational therapist and Ayres Sensory Integration expert Zoe Mailloux as we explore how child-led movement and sensory-rich play environments support regulation, participation, and meaningful development.

A conversation with Joelle Hanscom, who grew up immersed in TimberNook programming. From building confidence as a child to taking healthy risks as an adult, she shares how those formative experiences in nature fundamentally shaped the person she became. www.timbernook.com Instagram: @timbernook_global TikTok: @timbernook.global Facebook: @TimberNook Youtube:   @TimberNookLLC

Get to know your hosts, Morgan Leger  (occupational therapist) and Camden Johnson (educator), as they take you behind the scenes of their journeys to TimberNook. Through their stories, discover how child-led outdoor play transformed not only their work, but the way they understand development, learning, and the essence of childhood.