For Clinicians
Tovie was designed to help clinicians integrate movement into everyday routines that support
regulation, readiness, and participation. Tovie offers movement opportunities that accommodate a wide range of sensory processing, attention, and regulation needs. Clinicians can individualize how Tovie is incorporated to align with each child's
unique strengths, needs, interests, and goals.
Whether you're working in outpatient pediatrics, schools, hospitals, or community-based settings, Tovie is designed to be a flexible movement tool that can support engagement, regulation, and meaningful participation across environments.
How Tovie Can Support Your Practice:
Support Regulation & Readiness
Before seated work, fine motor activities, academic tasks, or therapist-directed interventions.
Incorporate Movement into Therapy
To support engagement and participation during occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, ABA therapy, counseling, or other pediatric interventions
Support Interventions
Targeting self-regulation, attention, executive functioning, postural control, motor planning, endurance, and participation in meaningful occupations.
Support Home & Community Routines
By recommending Tovie as a movement tool to support regulation and engagement, families can incorporate it before homework, after school, before birthday parties or community events, during movement breaks, or as part of their regulation routines.
For Educators
Tovie can be integrated into school-based practice through movement breaks, designated regulation spaces, transition routines, or before classroom instruction to help students prepare for learning and participate more successfully in classroom activities. Educators, counselors, or school-based OTs can provide access to Tovie in quiet mode if it will be used during lessons or sessions, or in Pedal-to-Play mode if it will be used as an individual activity. Tovie can be used:
To help children stay in class longer
During lessons, providing access to regulation tools can enable students to regulate without leaving the classroom
To provide organizing movement breaks
Tovie encourages structured movement and provides proprioceptive input, which is especially important if other movement options aren’t available
To work through big emotions in limited spaces
It can provide a safe, compact outlet for kids to channel their energy into during counseling or other support sessions.
To provide sensory feedback while leaving the hands free
Textured pedal inserts and the act of pedaling itself provides sensory input through the feet. This allows students to stay moving and get sensory feedback while potentially having both hands free to work on other tasks.
Want to bring Tovie into your classroom or clinic?
We have a special discounted bundle on our Kickstarter just for you.
Pre-order a 2-pack, 4-pack, or 10-pack by October 23rd to reserve your units from our June 2027 shipment.
Please contact hello@mytovie.com to consult an OT or inclusion consultant about how to incorporate Tovie into your work. We are also happy to provide any additional information!