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Uncertainty of COVID Over the past nine months, the word “uncertainty” has cropped up time and time again across the news and social media worldwide. The pandemic has created uncertainty in nearly every aspect of daily life. This is not only due to worries over...

Spinning in the Wrong Direction “I had the worst day of this entire pandemic yesterday…” — father of two young girls. Forthright statements like this indicate that many parents are reaching their breaking points. This particular father is working full-time remotely...

Leaving a Mental Health Position The new year is upon us and some of you may be considering another position. The new job seems more challenging, the pay is better, and overall it seems just right. Only one problem- how do you leave your students in the middle of the...

The image of the idyllic family holiday gathering has been portrayed again and again in commercials, television specials, and movies for years. But these holiday scenarios are mostly a myth - now more than ever in the times of COVID-19. What’s more, these scenarios...

Oftentimes your therapist job interview will end with an opportunity for you to ask a few of your questions. Aside from the benefit it provides, failure to do so may be misinterpreted as either disinterest or a lack of preparation. That’s why it is essential to have a...

Confronting Child Anxiety During the Holidays If your child is receiving mental health therapy for some type of anxiety disorder, the holidays may bring new challenges with the disruption of therapy, combined with normal holiday stresses in the home. So, it may be...

Why Your LinkedIn Profile is So Critical As we approach the end of the year (and what a year it has been), some of you are probably looking to move on. At the same time, you may not know exactly the best way to go about that. Well, I have some good news for you. The...

It’s that time of year again. And although this holiday season promises to be quite different than those in the past, due to the pandemic-imposed restrictions, we don’t need to surrender. We can instill it with family closeness and joy, albeit in a different way....

It’s well known that handwriting deficiencies and fine motor skills development in children are one of the most common reasons children are referred to receive Occupational Therapy. So, with the holiday season nearly upon us, why not let your children have some fun...