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Help Your Baby Learn to Sit Independently with Emma Hubbard, Pediatric OT

#450: Your baby being able to sit relatively on their own is an important sign of readiness to eat. Pediatric occupational therapist Emma Hubbard explains how to help your baby get prepared to sit along with exercises and tips for reducing choking risk when you start solid foods. Listen to this ep…

Interview with Courtney English: Sensory Dysregulation with a Pediatric OT

Sarah is excited to have Occupational Therapist Courtney English join this week's podcast to discuss sensory dysregulation. Courtney shares her journey from hand therapist to pediatric occupational therapist and her struggles with postpartum anxiety. Courtney's story isn't just about her profession…

Ep. 50 Listener Questions: Pediatric OT in the Real World

Send us a Text or Voicemail Episode 50 is all about YOU! Michele and Lacy tackle the questions that keep pediatric occupational therapists thinking, problem-solving, and sometimes scratching their heads. We dive into recommending OT service minutes with evidence (not guesswork) explore how AI can m…

Ep. 70 Listener Questions: Pediatric OT in the Real World (Round 2)

Send us a Text or Voicemail Episode 70 calls for something special!  We tackle your real-world pediatric OT questions, from the buzzwords worth knowing to the advice that actually sticks. Thank you for being the heart of this podcast. Here's to 70 more!  If you liked this episode, check out our fir…

#29: Pediatric OT Evidence Review with Michelle DeJesus

In this 1 hour course, we will be diving into an incredibly helpful journal article that summarizes the evidence behind pediatric OT interventions.  The authors take 52 pediatric OT interventions for children with disabilities and rate the evidence behind them.  They organize the evidence into a tr…

#49: Participation-focused Knowledge Translation in Pediatric OT with Satvika Garg

Both participation-focused OT and knowledge translation are hot topics in OT right now.  And, in this one-hour course we will explore a research article that puts forth a knowledge translation roadmap to accelerate the uptake of participation-focused OT assessments and intervention.  These are both…

Postural Support when Starting Solid Foods with Emma Hubbard, Pediatric OT

#284: In order to safely start solid foods, babies should be able to sit on their own - relatively unassisted. But what does that mean? How long should they be able to sit for? What if they tripod?...does that count? Emma Hubbard is a Pediatric Occupational Therapist who is teaching about postural …

213 - Connection-Focused Strategies for Challenging Parenting Moments with Kaili Zeiher, Pediatric OT

What’s your typical response when your kiddos start melting down?  I hear the word "meltdown" and I swear my eye starts to twitch.  And I know I’m not alone!   Chances are, regardless of how well we handle them, our kids’ big emotions can be triggering.    In today’s episode, Kaili Zeiher, pedi…

77: Raising a Sensory Sensitive Child with Pediatric OT Laura Petix

This episode has a really special place in my heart on a personal level. Over the last two years we’ve worked with Occupational Therapists to support the sensory processing challenges my own kids experience. Maybe you're in the same boat and your child is experiencing something similar or maybe, y…

Pediatric OT: A Day in the Life of a Therapist

Join host Kayla Darkow and guests Heidi Splinter, COTA/L, and Megan Wisniewski, OTR/L, for an honest and heartwarming peek into a day in the life of an occupational therapist at CI. From meaningful moments with kids to navigating the challenges that come with the work, Megan and Heidi share what fu…