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Looking for Occupational Therapy & Speech Therapy
Asked by M.I. from Dallas
on December 17, 2008
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My little girl just turned 2 and her neurologist has recommended an occupational therapy & speech therapy evaluation. She's already in ECI, but it's been six months an...
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- my son goes to cooks rehab in hurst, but i know they have other clinics, we love them, they have been wonderful! once she is 3 then if she is still delayed then she ca...
- Just for Kids Therapy (www.justforkidstherapy.com). They come to our home to see my youngest, who has DS. We have been pleased with their services, and they bill ins...
- Check to see if Our Children's House at Baylor has any locations near you. They take insurance. Good luck.
Any Occupational Therapist Out There?
Asked by L.M. from Chicago
on January 8, 2011
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Hello Mamas,
I was looking for occupational therapist that could give me some insight on their career. I'm looking into switching careers and starting school this ...
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- I am a physical therapist, I work with several OT's. There is definitely a demand for this profession. There are many different areas you can work in from a hospital...
- I'm an Occupational Therapist, just graduated this summer. The jobs are varied, I personally work in a SNF (skilled nursing facility--post acute, long term health cen...
- I am a certified occupational therapy assistant (for 8 years now). OT is a great field to go into, because there are so many options. I started working at a school, ...
Do My 10 Months Old Twins Need Physical/ Occupational Therapy?
Asked by J.C. from Los Angeles
on December 30, 2008
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My Pediatrician wrote my twins a prescription for Occupational Therapy (OT) and Physical Therapy (PT) Evaluation due to delayed milestones at their 9 months check-up. ...
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- Get the help. Just get it. Both of my kids were born perfect (I thought) but my first had torticollis (her head was tilted to one side) and she was not developing he...
- Hi, J.. I don't have twins, but had a similar situation with one of my sons. Do get a second opinion, but if the doctors agree that therapy is the best option, try it....
- J., If you were learning a foreign language and needed extra help would you take some extra tutoring? Of course you would!! Your children will benefit from the wond...
Jobs That Don't Require a Lot of Schooling?
Asked by J.M. from Philadelphia
on December 28, 2011
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So I'm asking for my bf he wants to get out of the laboring job he has and start a new career. So what are great jobs that don't require years of schooling. So far I...
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- There are *tons* of jobs in a wide range of fields that require a two year certificate or less. Have him schedule an appointment at the local community college. He ca...
- I think the first thing he has to establish is what it is he is interested in doing! Can he talk to a career counselor? Take a job aptitude test? Usually the dpts o...
- What does he like to do? I love this question, and I would like to narrow my suggestions.
Speech and Occupation Therapy (OT)
Asked by S.H. from San Francisco
on August 21, 2009
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My son is 4 (will be 5 in November). The montessori school he attends has mentioned that he needs speech therapy and most recently OT. We have an appointment coming ...
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- S., I think you are RIGHT to question these expectations. Part of growing up is reaching certain milestones as we mature. Mature being a key word here. They can't e...
- Hi S., I am a speech therapist and what some are saying is true...Its better to get the evaluations and know now, then to wait and wish you didn't. If you do get an e...
- My younger son has the same problems, and I was very hesitant to accept the teachers' assessment, too, because my son is very bright, despite his speech problems. Howe...
Going Back to School to Obtain a Master's Degree
Asked by K.B. from Kansas City
on April 26, 2011
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I obtained my Associates Degree when I was 20. While I do enjoy my career, I'm not in love with it. I have always wanted a job in health care and the desire has on...
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- First research to make sure being an Occupational Therapist will be paying good money in the future..that way you can forecast paying back the school loan and contribu...
- I finished my Masters last year as I worked part time and looked after two little children at home. The week after I finished I was offered the best job I've ever don...
- when it's all said & done, will your new career provide the extra income required to cover the monthly payments on those student loans? That's your starting point! &...
Nervous About an IEP
Asked by B.K. from Chicago
on June 1, 2010
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My son will be 3 in July, he has a Speech Delay and Sensory Integration issues. We've been with Early Intervention for almost a year now and he has benefited from the ...
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- My son is going to be 3 June 5th and I JUST went to his IEP, I was nervous too, I have some issues with anxiety issues, but it was not awful in the least. There was th...
- I am a former school counselor and the mother of a developmentally delayed son and Laurie D covered the most important advice, "ask for the forms ahead of time so you ...
- Don't be nervous. Everyone in the room is there to meet the needs of your child. You will be walked through the meeting by professionals and they will explain everyt...
Carpul Tunnel and Tendonitous Pain
Asked by C.D. from Duluth
on July 29, 2009
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I would like to get some advice or ideas on how to minimize the pain in my arms, hands and fingers. I went to see a occupational therapyst who gave me some exercises t...
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- I too have carpal tunnel and have had it for years. Mine is due to typing on a typewriter and computer for over 25 years of being a medical transcriptionist. My orth...
- go see your dr.ask for cortizone shots-no kidding..i was a chef for 30 yrs...i know all about your pain..all the way up to tennis elbow..then at nite wear the wrist sp...
- Hello C.! Sorry, you are in so much pain. The tendonitis is due to inflammation. I know you don't know me but may I suggest you check out the following websites. Th...
Indigo Child...we Need help....Austin Area
Asked by R.M. from Austin
on October 6, 2011
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We have just been told that we have an Indigo Child. Every thing I am reading about this makes sense. We really need help as far as resources as to how to help him. An...
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- Well, no one has ever given my son that label but after reading up on it, that is exactly what my son is. So, you don't say much in regards to what he is like, so don...
- Interesting. A friend of my parents had told them that my son was a Crystal Child.Usually people who are psychic, telepathic, clairvoyant, or highly intuitive can usua...
- I am curious - who told you your child was an Indigo Child? I didn't think there were actually tests that were done to diagnose this.
What Should I Be When I Grow Up? ; )
Asked by M.M. from Tucson
on April 20, 2012
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I need a good paying career. I have a medical assistant degree but i havent used it in over 4 yrs. I was only making $12.50 an hr when i did. So i need a job that wil...
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- Whoa...take a minute and re-read your post. Every positive idea is immediately followed by an negative thought: "I have a degree in...." "BUT I haven't used it ...
- Sonography pays very well and is in demand. They do sonograms on pregnant moms, and heart patients. The program in our area is extremely difficult to get into. But,...
- LOL I asked the saaame question forever ago ;) Only having lost my job of 3 years yesterday, I better figure it out REAL quick. Take your time in deciding, you'd...
