Occupational Therapy Activities for Kids – Summer Edition
Jun11

Occupational Therapy Activities for Kids – Summer Edition

“What time is it? Summertime! School’s out, scream and shout”. If you or any of your pediatric buddies have ever watched Disney, then you know those classic lyrics from the franchise, High School Musical! Its summer, folks! Get ready for beach trips and eating lots of popsicles! Everybody wants to enjoy their summer vacation, so why not make occupational therapy activities for kids fun as well!  We’ve listed a few summer...

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Occupational Therapy For Children: 4 Strategies
Jul11

Occupational Therapy For Children: 4 Strategies

Can I please have some more macaroni and chee – oh look, Sponge Bob Square Pants is on TV! I just saw a commercial, we need to go to McDonald’s right now! Sounds familiar, right? It’s no secret that young minds can easily get sidetracked. But, some children may require extra help, such as occupational therapy, to decrease their hyperactivity. These children struggle with organizational skills, staying on task, being...

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Pediatric Occupational Therapy: Nature Nurtures
Apr30

Pediatric Occupational Therapy: Nature Nurtures

As a kid, I roamed the neighborhood barefoot and caused chaos on the playground. During the summers, I was the queen of the local pool. I enjoyed going on camping trips and hiking with my parents and friends. I learned how to do cartwheels in the grass of suburban backyards and I picked berries with my t-shirt as a basket. This is not something I recommend unless your mother likes to wash purple juice stains out of your clothes...

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Importance of Baseline Concussion Testing
Dec18

Importance of Baseline Concussion Testing

There’s an epidemic going on right now, and it’s sure to be invading the offices of healthcare professionals around the nation. Unlike the opioid epidemic, this issue is a little harder to identify. It could be found in the pee wee football player that takes a hard hit. Or, it could be a college soccer player that takes a ball to the head. Undiagnosed concussions have been plaguing sports for decades now, and health professionals are...

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Benefits of a School-Based Therapy Job
Mar21

Benefits of a School-Based Therapy Job

After spending years in school getting your degree as a licensed health professional, many graduates are hesitant about spending his or her career back in school. However, a school-based therapy job could be the ideal assignment that you’re looking for. You’ll be given the opportunity to work in a career that is constantly growing. You’ll also help a new generation overcome various mental and physical obstacles. You’ll help...

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The Role of Pediatric Physical Therapists
Feb27

The Role of Pediatric Physical Therapists

People of all ages benefit from the professional services physical therapists provide. Whether it’s a senior maintaining mobility or just someone recovering from a major injury or illness, physical therapy has wide reaching benefits. However, children are one demographic with very specific needs when it comes to these services. The role of pediatric physical therapists is absolutely integral to a child and their family’s wellbeing and...

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