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Institution and Location
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Degree
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Field of Study
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| Western Mich- Kalamazoo, MI |
BS/OT |
OT/minor Sociology |
| Boston University |
MOT |
continues;/OT |
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My Philosophy of Intervention
I follow the child driven approach, yet always focus on parent concerns/goals when I develop a treatment plan. I have this gift of seeing the world from almost each child's perspective and we explore and learn from each other. The trust comes at different times, but after it is fostered we progress, we play with guided direction. I enjoy the kids and they know it. I will attend a class just to gain more insight on one child. |
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Memberships in Professional Associations
AOTA
NBCOT |
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| Client Information |
Age Range of Children Treated
02 mo-13yrs |
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Assessments Administered
Bayley Scales of Infant Development
Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency
Clinical Observations
Developmental Test of Visual Motor Integration
Miller Assessment for Preschoolers (MAP)
Sensory Integration and Praxis Test (SIPT)
Sensory Profile
Test of Sensory Functions in Infants
Toddler and Infant Motor Evaluation (T.I.M.E.)
TIMP/GMFM/FMFM/Gesell/ AGES |
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Disorders Treated
Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
Autistic Spectrum Disorder
Cerebral Palsyelopmental Delay
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Developmental Coordination Disorder
Down Syndrome
Feeding Disorders
Fragile X Syndrome
Learning Disabilities
Psychiatric Disorders (e.g., OCD, ODD, Bipolar, etc.)
Regulatory Disorders
Sensory Impairment (visual or hearing)
Sensory Processing Disorder
Traumatic Brain Injury
Genetic anomolies/Torticollis/Feeding |
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Other Disciplines of Consultation, Treatment, Evaluation, or Practice
Audiologist
Educator
Neurologist
Nutritionist
Pediatrician
Physiatrist
Physical Therapist
Speech Therapist
Dr and Inventor/Vestibular Equipment |
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Specific Intervention Strategies Used
Holistic multi sensory approach with specific focus in 02 treatment rooms. Two symmetron three dimensional devices designed by Dr Larry Schultz. Dr Schultz is the founder and inventor of the Symmetron Integrative Motion Systems. He resides in Camarillo, Ca. Utilizing auditory,vestibular,visual,olfactory simultaneously-research base. |
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Supplemental Programs Offered
Feeding disorders with age matched feeding groups. Auditory-listening Program following Advanced Brain Listening Program. Family Home Programs with this format to defer their costs.Lending library of books/DVD's and CD's.CCT is an official Demo Site for the AmTryke therapuetic tryke for special needs/balance difficulties. Pro bono evaluations but must be scheduled in advance. |
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| Insurance* |
| Medicaid and all local insurance |
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| Equipment and Environment Features |
| Physical Environment |
Handicap accessible
Equipment arranged for rapid change of physical/spatial environment
Hooks to hang suspended equipment
Rotational devices attached to ceiling
Set of bungee cords to hang suspended equipment
Quiet space
Large space for physical activity
Number of hooks 12
Number of rotation devices 11
Total square footage in treatment rooms 1700
Number of rooms 5 |
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| Safety Features |
Mats, cushions, pillows for padding
Equipment adjusts to child's size
Accessible equipment monitored for safe use
Unused equipment stored away from children
Documentation of equipment maintenance and upkeep |
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| Available Equipment |
Things to climb on
Props/materials to support engagement in play
Hanging inner tube
Scooter/ramp
Tire swing
Visual targets
Therapy balls
Platform swing
Ramps
Ball pit
Creative and fine motor task material
Props/materials for pretend play and practicing skills
Vibrating massagers
Flexion disc
Crash pillow
Spandex hammock
Steps
Ladders
Net swing
Tunnels
Rubber/rope pull strips
Oral motor supplies
Auditory materials
Weighted ball/bean bags
Platform glider swing
Inflatables/air mats
Tactile materials
Barrel for rolling
Frog swing
Bolster swing
Buddy Boat / Whale/Pulley System |
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| Additional Features |
Written evaluation provided to parent
Written goals and objectives provided to parent
Written discharge summary provided to parent
Flexible scheduling, including late afternoon appointments and Saturdays
Family/parent education included
Home programs included
Intensive programs |
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| *Insurance eligibility varies depending on diagnosis and other issues. This information does not constitute a guarantee that any individual will be covered by their insurance policy. It is the family’s responsibility to check with their provider to see if insurance coverage is available under their policy. |
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