By Sarah Fowler If you have been following along with our blog (particularly, “What it Means to be Disabled“) you’ll
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What Makes Practice “Perfect?”
We all know the famous quote, “Practice makes perfect.” When I was in elementary school, we had a local soccer
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Teletherapy in International Schools
Written by Aya Ninomiya Aya is an occupational therapy consultant for globally mobile families with special needs kids. Is your
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Online education: Get to know Amy Greer
Amy Greer is our online education specialist. We asked her a few questions to help our readers understand what online
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Need online tutoring for your child? Look no further…
Given many schools have closed for the remainder of the school year, we recognize for some children, distance learning can
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Benefits of Teletherapy for the Autism Community
As we near the end of Autism Awareness Month, we thought it was important to present the benefits of teletherapy
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Autism Spectrum Disorder: COVID-19 Resources
Due to COVID-19 many of our routines have been interrupted. While it’s frustrating and anxiety provoking for neurotypical individuals, it’s
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How are Traditional Intervention Strategies Adapted for Telepractice?
In a COVID-19 environment where telepractice/telehealth is becoming more and more common, you may be wondering how traditional intervention strategies
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How to Know if Telepractice is Right for You and Your Child
Clinical services are based on the unique needs of each individual client. This means telepractice may not be appropriate in
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Occupational Therapy and Telehealth
Wondering how occupational therapy services can be provided online? Check out this blog to find out more!
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