Pediatric Occupational therapists use an occupational therapy frame of reference, or sometimes interchangeably called an occupational therapy model, to help conceptualize and plan interventions for the children they treat. A frame of reference is used as a way to understand the client’s current functional levels and guide treatment plans and sessions. The use of a…
Many insurance companies use the 8 minute rule. And it can be confusing when first starting out as a therapist. Whether you are a pediatric occupational therapist, physical therapist, or speech therapist knowing how many units to bill based on the time spent with the child and the 8 minute rule is imperative. It affects…
Pediatric occupational therapy helps children who have disabilities with daily activities to reach their full potential in school, at home, and in all areas of their lives. Pediatric occupational therapists also help kids develop developmental skills like writing, drawing, and coloring. They use games, puzzles, arts and crafts, or other activities to help children acquire these…
Occupational Therapy Podcasts are a great way to keep up with the latest research, news, and discussion in the OT profession. Even as an occupational therapist with over 20 years of experience, I learned so much listening to these podcasts! Podcasts are a great way to learn from other OTs when driving, out for a…