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Carol Leynse Harpols is an occupational therapist who has created a website with resources about apps. More and more, in our occupational therapy practice with children, adults and seniors alike, we are using our mobile devices as part of
Psychologist with experience in treating anxiety in children, says today’s children are stressed in this complex and sophisticated world while the development of children tries to remain the same. I had the chance to speak with child psychologist Dorothy
Shout-out to your Occupational Therapy alumni I am a McGill ’93Grad #OTMuse Are you proud of your alma mater?
I try to support COTF, the Canadian Occupational Therapy Foundation with donations on a yearly basis. COTF supports research and scholarship in occupational therapy in Canada. In addition to scholarships and research grants, I like that they have “other
Mom says her bullied teen does not stand out As an occupational therapist, I expect that some of the children and teens I help experience bullying. The reasons are many. Some have development coordination disorder and their clumsiness makes
#OccupationalTherapist Faye Cooper who hired me 3X. Taught me everything I know about #seating #wheelchairs #OMuse Do you have an OT mentor? Do you remember the first OT who inspired you? Everything I know about seating and wheeled mobility
Pretty excited to see two of my classmates in leadership roles with this group. ACOTUP Association of Canadian Occupational Therapy University Programs says it is a national organization that promotes and develops occupational therapy education and research with understanding
Here are a few easy, new play ideas for your infant and toddler with simple infant toys, infant activities and free toddler games. There’s a tendency for new parents to want to get all types of toys for their
Is there an #OccupationalTherapist who inspired you to be a better OT? #OTMuse Canadian Association of Occupational Therapy past-president Huguette Picard, who is the epitome of graciousness, inspired me! I was co-convener for the 2002 National CAOT Conference Growing
I think Kari Dunn Barton is not just a pretty good teacher from Minnesota but a pretty incredible, world-class educator for developing the Incredible 5-Point Scale. I use 5-point scale for more than just children and youth with autism.
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