Hi
I'm also just a reader of all your emails. I've not contributed because I just
graduated last December and about to take the NBCOT exam. So I am going to be
brave and boldly askisn't "vestibular treatment" simply a part of treating
sensory integration disorders (providing vestibular prob
Hello !!
I've been on this list for a while, but just as an owl. I love reading
everything here. Im learning new things from each and every one of you.
Education is just totally endless. There are so much stuff to learn. Oh,
before I go on, my name is Diana and Im in my last year of OT progra
Hi Elayne, congratulations on passing your degree!
Sensory processing and treatment thereof is not strictly an OT area. There are
physios and speech and language therapists who have an interest in this area
too. There is however the need for further training before you are 'equipped'
to work i
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> Hello !!
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> I've been on this list for a while, but just as
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Hello !!
I've been on this list for a while, but just as an owl. I love reading
everything here. Im learning new things from each and every one of you.
Ed
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> Hmm. not sure but I used to babysit for a vestibular PT. He once told me
> that OT's cannot do vestibular therapy. Not sure why or even if it is
> accurate? I am not sure what vestibular OT would look like as a treatment.
>
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: [OTlist] vestibular OT
This again is a very interesting topic. There are many OTs who are
trained and work in vestiblular therapy. There are many issues involved
and to do it well one needs advanced training but there is so much
overlap with visual problems etc and impacts on so many
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ion From the Core",
and I do also use this in practice via the "Astronaut Training" protocol.
Just my two cents...perhaps this will clarify (or confuse more ;-)) the
question from the person who initially began this thread.
~Jamie
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> This again is a very interesting topic. There
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This again is a very interesting topic. There are many OTs who are
trained and work in vestiblular therapy. There are many issues involved
and to do it well one needs advanced training but there is so much
overlap with visual
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Hi,
This "vestibular" stuff is interesting to me. It seems I've gotten lots of
continuing ed. brochures concerning "Vestibular Rehabilitation" that ar
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