Monthly Archives: June 2015

Handwriting for kids can be fun by playing games to hone skills What does dysgraphia mean? What can you do as a parent if your child struggles with handwriting? First, read on and learn more about it. Dysgraphia is

Best #OccupationalTherapy #video?   #OTmuse  

A big challenge many parents face is a child who dislikes eating healthy, nutritious foods. After weeks or months of struggling, bribing, or giving in, it’s not uncommon for parents to become alarmed if their child refuses to eat

A father writes about life with child with a disability Michael George has just self-published his first book, Third Time Lucky; How Ben Shows us the Way. Why has a father written a book about life with Ben? For

Occupational Therapy Best song #mashup that describes #OT? My vote: #WeGotTheBeat {Go-Go’s} + #IBelieve {Niki Yanofsky}

Music therapist has to be creative to teach I had the opportunity to interview music therapist named Jenny (Ryan) Yoston. Jenny’s passion for music therapy is evident. She wanted a career in music; it has always been a part

#OccupationalTherapists Best song title that describes #OT?  “Just the way you are” #BrunoMars   #OTmuse  

  Is your family smart with your smartphones and tablet? Children, teens and adults often spend hours on their smartphones and tablets. One of the downsides of this habit is that the repetitive and sustained movements of shoulders, neck, elbows and

So the count from my resume is: I have given formal, speaking engagement style, presentations 17 times and attended 73 continuing education courses, workshops or conferences over my two decades of occupational therapy practice. And that was the count