Category: Occupational Therapy

Why I’m Teaching Therapists to Think Beyond the Clinic (And You Should Too)

Written by Brittni Winslow MS, OTR/L Last week, I had the privilege of speaking to a room full of pediatric occupational and speech therapists…

Sensory Processing and Selective Eating: What Parents Need to Know

Does your child struggle with picky eating behaviors that seem to go beyond typical food preferences? Do mealtimes feel like a battle, with your…

3 Common Misconceptions about Reflective Practice

3 Part Series on Reflective Practice and Psychological Safety Series (Part 3) Welcome back to our mini-series about developing a psychologically safe partnership for…

5 Considerations for Developing and Maintaining Psychological Safety with a Feedback Partner

3 Part Series on Reflective Practice and Psychological Safety Series (Part 2) Cultivating Psychological Safety If you missed our previous blog post about selecting…

5 Considerations for Choosing a Feedback Partner

3 Part Series on Reflective Practice and Psychological Safety Series When you think about receiving feedback, do you meet that with feelings of excitement…

Tool Up: LegiLiners

Tool Up: LegiLiners In an ever-changing educational and therapeutic landscape, providing students with effective tools is essential for success. As a therapist, I get…

Modification Mondays: I Spy

Listen, we have a bunch of really great, ready-made, materials on this site for therapists (truly, go check out the shop!). And they will usually…

New Course: Reflective Practice

After taking on The Pocket OT and rebranding to The Therapeutic Edge, we became excited about the possibilities of bringing on new course instructors!…

How confident are you with testing primitive reflexes?

Did anyone else graduate from school only to feel that their education around primitive reflexes was lacking? You aren’t alone if you feel that…

Occupational Therapy – Doctorate or Masters?

This blog post was written by our friend, Brandi Myles, OTS. In this post, she gives her reasons for choosing her course of study….