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Episode #13 OT Telehealth Treatment Ideas/Supporting your Child During Distance Learning

Episode #13 OT Telehealth Treatment Ideas/Supporting your Child During Distance Learning

Released Monday, 31st August 2020
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Episode #13 OT Telehealth Treatment Ideas/Supporting your Child During Distance Learning

Episode #13 OT Telehealth Treatment Ideas/Supporting your Child During Distance Learning

Episode #13 OT Telehealth Treatment Ideas/Supporting your Child During Distance Learning

Episode #13 OT Telehealth Treatment Ideas/Supporting your Child During Distance Learning

Monday, 31st August 2020
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The start of this school year is nothing like we have ever seen before. In California, we started this year with full distance learning and it has been (and continues to be) an ongoing learning experience for all of us. The core of an occupational therapy session is typically joy! The therapist creates an environment that is engaging and sessions are client centered while addressing goals. And achieving this through telehealth sessions can be done! For us, it has taken organization, creativity, learning, and a constant reminder to smile and have fun. This episode, we share some of the items we sent home in our personalized OT packets for students. We offer some fun treatment ideas that have been successful for us thus far. For our momma segment (32:13), we talk about some tips that parents can do to help their child be successful with distance learning. Our top recommendations to parents are trying to achieve proper computer/chair setup, calm space/break space at home, the importance of schedules and incorporating movement throughout the day. 

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Disclaimer: The information provided in this podcast is for informational purposes only. This is not a substitute for occupational therapy services. Please contact a licensed and registered occupational therapist for individualized consultation and/or treatment. If you or your child already receive support from an occupational therapist, it is recommended you consult with your therapist prior to participating in our recommendations.

This podcast episode presents the views of only these two occupational therapists: Genna Espinoza and Shannon Perez. 

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