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Welcome to the show notes for Episode 49 of the OT Schoolhouse Podcast.
In this episode, Jayson interviews Sarah Collins, OTR/L. Sarah is an occupational therapist that specializes in supporting students who are homeschooled and the families that support them. Homeschooling her own kids has helped her to understand where the true needs are for this community and the research she has found supports the occupational coaching model that she uses with her clients. Listen in and earn 1 hour of professional development for doing so!
Here are the objectives for this Professional Development Podcast. Listeners will:
Demonstrate an understanding of common reasons why families may choose to homeschool their students and the stigmas that may prevent them from doing so.
Be introduced to some of the literature around homeschooling and special education related to homeschooling, as well as the need for educational occupational therapy support services
Gain knowledge in how an evidence-based coaching model can work to support homeschooling families.
You can learn more about how to earn professional development credits through the OTSH Podcast for your OT/COTA renewal certification here!
Links to Show References:
Get the facts related to homeschooling from the National Home Education Research Institute
Perspectives of Homeschool Educators on Occupational Therapy: A Pilot Study (AOTA)
Check out Sarah's business website
Be sure to subscribe to the OT School House email list & get access to our free downloads of Gray-Space paper and the Occupational Profile for school-based OTs.
Have any questions or comments about the podcast? Email Jayson at Jayson@otschoolhouse.com
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