About: Danielle Shulman

Amidst the pandemic, OT students and practitioners are facing unprecedented challenges that impact their mental health and psychosocial well-being. Not only this, but they might have been working on developmental issues before the pandemic, such as: Sensory processingFine motor skillsHandwritingVisual perception skills It's important you don't ignore pediatric occupational therapy during the time of COVID-19,…

In-person pediatric occupational therapy (OT) is without a doubt an effective option to help your child with developmental issues. But if your child is not in a position to meet online, due to being immunocompromised for example, they can consider online OT, since it's better than postponing your child's needs for what may be many months or…