When completing your masters, in occupational therapy, a lot of the things you learn are very black-and-white. I remember sitting in a classroom and learning about standardized assessments, and how you had to stick exactly to the script that was given. We practiced on each other and reflected on how to best administer the assessment.Continue reading “Using the Sensory Profile assessment for strategy building and validation”
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Learning daily ❤️
As someone who works with kids with disabilities, I am learning DAILY! Not only am I learning more about how to support them as an occupational therapist, but also about myself. January 29th’s Bloganuary prompt is “what is something you learned recently?” I have been learning a lot of things every single day, including things,Continue reading “Learning daily ❤️”
Finding bravery as an adult
Bloganuary prompt day two is “how are you brave?” I’m just on a pit stop on our drive home from the holidays up North with family and took a look at the prompt. I didn’t expect to be able to write it so quickly, but I have one immediately that came to mind. Something thatContinue reading “Finding bravery as an adult”
My experience working with Sensory Diets : What are they and How can you use one?
Before I get started with this blog, I wanted to link below the blog that I read that inspired the discussion of sensory diets on my blog. Please take a moment to read it, as the writer, Nikita, shares about Wilbarger’s sensory diet program and how the writer uses sensory diets (which I love becauseContinue reading “My experience working with Sensory Diets : What are they and How can you use one?”
Be Your Own Sunshine 