The Helping Hands of an Occupational Therapist (OT)
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Are your letters written all over the place? My OT gave me adaptive paper to help me with letter placement. It has a start and finish line and also highlighted with yellow for placement of my small letters.
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About the Book
This engaging children’s book serves as both a guide and an inspiration for students receiving occupational therapy, as well as a resource for anyone seeking to better understand the vital role of occupational therapy in a school-based setting. Through relatable language and child-friendly explanations, the book introduces the many ways occupational therapists help students succeed in their daily school routines. From promoting fine motor and visual perceptual skills to self-regulation and independence, the story highlights how OTs work collaboratively with students to enhance skills, participation, confidence, and overall well-being. Perfect for classrooms, therapy sessions, or at-home reading, this book offers practical strategies, relatable scenarios, and insight into the meaningful, individualized interventions occupational therapists provide. Whether you're a parent, educator, therapist, or student, this book nurtures appreciation and understanding of the OT’s impact on a child’s school experience.
About the Author
Jennifer is a dedicated Occupational Therapist with experience in various settings, currently serving Pre-K to 5th grade students in schools. Her most rewarding work is helping children thrive. Mia finds focus and joy through drawing in which her illustrations bring this story to life.