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OT Month—My Journey as an Accidental Advocate
This week, in honor of Occupational Therapy Month, I'm sharing my journey as an OT advocate. When I decided to be a school OT, I didn't realize that I literally had NO chance of advancing past being a school OT. After the shock of the realization wore off, I tried to...
How to Assess Letter Placement
Learning how to write clearly and legibly is an important skill that we use throughout life. Placing the letters properly on the lines is an important part of legibility. In this video, I share ways to assess and progress monitor Letter Placement and even write a...
How to Assess Motor Memory MM
Letter Recognition and Motor Memory are critical stepping stones of handwriting. Our kids process visual cues from multiple sources to help them develop Letter Recognition. Once they can recognize letters, they can begin the process of learning to write. Motor Memory...
OT Month—Difference between OTs and PTs
Why are OTs and PTs different? You may notice that OTps and PTs are not treated the same as other school professionals. Many therapists report that they don't have adequate workspace, they're not included in district meetings. Many contract therapists say they don't...
Confirmed for the 3 Keys to Overcome Inattention, Anxiety & Sensory Disorders Free Webinar!
Thank you for signing up—You are Confirmed and we'll remind you!We'll send you an email when it's time to join us. The free webinar, 3 Keys to Overcome Inattention, Anxiety & Sensory Disorders, is hosted by Miss Jaime, O.T., and features Sonia Story from...
How to Teach Proper Crayon Grasp
As your child begins to learn how to write and draw, it’s crucial to teach them how to hold a crayon and get a solid “pencil grip.”