Includes an overview of the DIR/Floortime model and why it is important for occupational therapists to utilize this model. Current evidence and treatment strategies will be provided. Participants will create a treatment plan using a DIR/Floortime strategy
Using the Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics can be used by OTPs to address children's mental health concerns, and aid in the building of a strong developmentally appropriate foundation for all children.
The Occupational Therapy Benevolence Endowment (OTBE), in collaboration with the Texas Occupational Therapy Association (TOTA), is pleased to present a Virtual Maternal Mental Wellness Symposium. The symposium aims to bring awareness and education about this emerging area of practice. The symposium will address the needs of occupational therapy practitioners and their clients as new mothers.
This conference is for OT and PT school-based practitioners serving in Texas public schools. Content supports developing practitioner knowledge base regarding service delivery for all struggling learners. Planned sessions will alert attendees to the latest developments in education policy, research and evidence-based practice.
The TOTA Mental Health Resource Center provides information on assessments, interventions, and training specific to occupational therapy practitioners in the area of mental health. The center includes courses, handouts, and other resources for therapists working with adults, children, and adolescents.
Offers an overview of school OT including strategies to support an integrated approach to supporting students holistically at school. Incorporates collaborative efforts to building sessions within the natural classroom environments and tiered structures.