#98 Pediatric Feeding Therapy with Suzie Driscoll

#98 Pediatric Feeding Therapy with Suzie Dris...

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#133 Intro to Travel Therapy with Laura Latimer

Travel therapy offers some of the highest compensation in rehab, yet it remains one of the most logistically challenging practice areas. Succeeding on the road requires a distinct mindset shift, balancing clinical flexibility with savvy career management.Whether you are eyeing yo ...  Show more

#132 Deciding if a Child Needs OT with Alyson Stover

Most parents start their OT journey with a frantic Google search: “Does my child need OT?” Unfortunately, the answers they find are often buried in vague recommendations about “missing milestones.”In this one-hour course, former AOTA President and pediatric practice owner Alyson ...  Show more

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