I am an OT working in the school system. In the past, our therapy has been a
lot of "pull-out." In other words, we take the child out of the classroom to
do their therapy. This year, the children are all going into inclusion
classrooms, and our therapy will have to be in the regular classroo
Hi Lorie,
I am an OT employed by the education department in Queensland, Australia, and am part
of a therapy team including speech therapists, physiotherapists, guidance officers,
and specialist teaching staff (all employed by the department).
We have moved recently to providing services in cla
Lorie,
You might know about these already, but here goes...
The following resources might help:
Curriculum Based Activities in Occupational Therapy: An Inclusion Resource
By Lisa Loiselle, OTR/L and Susan Shea, OTR/L
The Inclusive Early Childhood Classroom: Easy Ways to Adapt Learning Centers
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Hi Lorie,
Another text (American) we use in Australia is 'The Consulting Therapist - A Guide for
OTs and PTs in schools.'
By Barbara E. Hanft and Patricia A. Place, published by Therapy Skill Builders ( a
division of The Psychological Corporation).
Regards,
Sian
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