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Tag: Occupational Therapist
Vision Challenges after Head Injuries
This weeks blog post is about vision changes after a TBI.
Working with Individuals with Limited Language
Sibling who is considered nonverbal I was putting together a presentation for the Global Yoga Therapy Summit . Although I was not chosen to give a live presentation, they did ask for a pre-recorded 45 minute presentation. I really wanted to talk about working with individuals that don't use verbal language to communicate. So without… Continue reading Working with Individuals with Limited Language
Yoga As A Niche Practice
Outside of the box for occupational therapy practices This week I was invited to speak to a group of students for Indian Hills Community College in Iowa. The title of the class was Emerging Practice Areas in OT. I am not 100% sure how I found the professor but I believe it was on Facebook… Continue reading Yoga As A Niche Practice
Stress and COVID-19
Photo by Yan on Pexels.com There was a week recently that almost every child on my caseload was struggling and having meltdowns. No, it was not a full moon week or a planet in retrograde. We need to start looking at our own mental health so we can see through the lens of our children.… Continue reading Stress and COVID-19