Author Archives: Heidi
Follow our Senior Staffing Consultant, Vicki Hill on Twitter
Have you worked with Vicki Hill here at PediaStaff? Chances are if you are a client, client prospect or a therapist applicant with us, and either live in or are looking for opportunities in either California or the Southeast, then … Continue reading
Autism Resource of the Week: Squag
I just discovered this website through Twitter. The name of the website is Squag and it is a social platform for children with autism. It looks quite promising, so I thought I would share it as a resource with you. … Continue reading
OT Therapy Idea of the Week as Seen on Pinterest: Ping Pong Ball Match
Here is one I absolutely love! I stumbled on it on Pinterest. It was originally posted to a new blog called the OTs Bag. It’s a visual discrimination/following directions activity called “Ping Pong Ball Match.” Kristin Clewell … Continue reading
Worth Repeating: 65 Years of Helping People Who Stutter
[Source: The Stuttering Foundation] Please enjoy this EXCELLENT full color document produced by the Stuttering Foundation in honor of their 65th year. Includes the history of the foundation, public awareness breakthroughs, research and more. Please Read and Download the Stuttering … Continue reading
Advice From the OT, Part 6: Identifying and Helping Students with Sensory Integration Issues
Editor’s Note: Last over the past few weeks. week we have been reprinting a series by PediaStaff columnist Loren Shlaes, OTR/L, being featured on Rachel Lynette’s prominent general education blog, Minds in Bloom. Here is her sixth installment: Identifying and … Continue reading
