Deb's Occupational Therapy Services for kids in Thornlands, Queensland, Australia | School

Deb's Occupational Therapy Services for kids

Locality: Thornlands, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 426 741 572

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24.01.2022 Today I received a beautiful e mail from a grateful parent that had me in tears- happy tears. It is these moments that I treasure and confirm why I love being an OT working with amazing kids. This week has been O.T week and I consider myself very lucky to have been an OT for 22 years. I love my job but there are still days when I question if I do make a difference with what I do. A few simple words in an e mail made my day!

24.01.2022 I have just completed my 3rd Webinar through Autism Qld tonight. Loving the convenience of these webinars. Take a look at what they offer! https://autismqld.com.au/page/workshops

24.01.2022 So true for many of my clients

24.01.2022 https://www.officeworks.com.au//young-kids-moon-shaped-tab Height adjustable desk for $30!!!! Perfect for kids!!

23.01.2022 Love this lunch box! Just ordered some for my kids!

21.01.2022 Sharing just because it made me smile!

18.01.2022 This is something I try and do every day and also encourage my kids to do it to. My daughter made some chocolate treats for her swim coach yesterday. The coach then shared them with all the kids in the squad. 30 smiling kids at the end of a hard session. Small gestures can make a big difference!!

16.01.2022 As a busy working mum I am always multitasking. Saturday night at the drive in movies with my oldest daughter and friends to celebrate her birthday ( a little early) and I am using the time to write reports in the back of the Ute! Too old to watch Clueless and Meangirls!!

16.01.2022 Great news! All kids love time in K mart!!

15.01.2022 These amazing creations were completed in my OT sessions this week. When given the challenge to make something each child stated it was too difficult. By breaking the task down, selecting the right number of pieces and following the step by step instructions this is what they went on to achieve! They were so proud with what they created!!

14.01.2022 I love taking my kids to GOMA

13.01.2022 Sorry guys, I think I have found my new place of work!! May not be coming back to Brisbane!!

12.01.2022 Top tips for time management and organising! https://www.qlmentoring.com/organisation-and-time-management

12.01.2022 Lots of great resources and information available on this website! https://www.positivepartnerships.com.au/

10.01.2022 What a year! This OT is checking out of her duties to enjoy the holidays with family and friends! I am so very grateful for having a job that I love, working with amazing kids and despite all of the restrictions this year my business survived!

10.01.2022 Researchers from the University of Tasmania are seeking parents of children, on the autism spectrum and typically developing children, aged between 3 and 16 to ...participate in a study that will investigate parenting stress, and assess whether the Autism Parenting Stress Index (APSI) accurately measures parenting stress for parents of children on the spectrum. Additionally, this study aims to identify what factors influence parenting stress and how these factors differ between parents in different parenting situations (e.g. parents of typically developing children and parents of children with ASD). Visit our website for more information or to participate https://bit.ly/3mikdAy

09.01.2022 I took my kids to one of these workshops on healthy junk food options. Nicola was lovely and great with the kids!

09.01.2022 Multitasking again. Little Athletics Regional Relays meet for my youngest and a little bit of report writing in 30 + degrees!! Happy days!

08.01.2022 This OT is checking out of OT duties for a few days to relax and recharge with my family!

05.01.2022 Using Coles Stickeez to help with letter formation and developing fine motor skills!

04.01.2022 Just 5 minutes..... that’s all!

03.01.2022 A simple video for kids to understand Autism