Education, Sensory Processing, & Children In Motion: What It Means To Be An Occupational Therapist
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Hi Everyone!
On this episode of Therapy Unmasked, we welcome Occupational Therapist and educator Rhonda Roth to discuss her dynamic career and commitment to clinical excellence. Rhonda recounts her journey through acute care, schools, and skilled nursing, eventually finding her passion in pediatric Sensory Integration.
The conversation centers on the core philosophy behind her former clinic, Children in Motion: maximizing parent involvement to ensure lasting progress and timely discharge. Rhonda explains the importance of training and educating caregivers so they can effectively become their child's primary therapist.
We conclude with a look at her exciting new role spearheading the development of a four-year Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy Assisting program at Weber State University—a unique program designed to address the critical need for qualified practitioners and offer students multiple professional pathways.
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Your Friends At Ability Innovations