Exploring Alternatives To Pull-out Services in School-based OT

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Using the OT Lens to expand School-Wide Mental Health and Behavioral Supports

What if occupational therapy wasn't confined to pullout sessions and IEP goals? Nicole Pfirman, M.Ed., OTR/L, shares how she brought an OT lens to every role—designing multi sensory environments for behavioral regulation, creating prevention and wellness teams that operated outsi ...  Show more

What Hundreds of School-Based OTPs Revealed About Their Actual Practice

What's really happening in school-based OT practice across the country? In this episode, Jayson sits down with Hannah Smiles, OTD, OTR/L, to unpack findings from a national survey of 331 school-based occupational therapists across 41 states, published in the open-access Open Jour ...  Show more

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