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An incident in the School Cafeteria

adaptive equipment, early intervention, eating, least restrictive environment, natural environments, physical therapy, psychiatric and sensory processing, School intervention, school occupational therapy, school therapy, sensory behavior intervention, transdisciplinary treatment, Uncategorized /

3hrOHSupp2019 While I was working as an occupational therapist in a wealthy school a cafeteria worker ran up to me, took my hand and led me to the school cafeteria shouting, “Come with me right away John, one of your kids is going nuts!” My kid turned out to be George, a first grader I […]

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The Importance of Parents

early intervention, early trauma history, eating, feeding, parental support /

As an occupational therapist working with children and adolescents who have special needs, I am repeatedly impressed by the amazing love and perseverance of their parents.  Supporting and encouraging parents is the most important job of doctors and therapists who are trying to help children and adolescents.  I repeatedly recall my doctoral dissertation on parental

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