As I am always looking for free materials and new resources, I thought I would share this link and ask any others to share other similiar links in the 'comment' section.
www.yourtherapysource.com/magazine.html
It is an online resource for school based therapy and special needs publications for professional, home and school use. They have started a monthly online booklet with some brief articles, free downloads and new product information. Of course, much of the items you have to purchase, but they do have some free resources and a good variety of online download resources.
Check out the electronic books...since shipping/customs is always an issue here, these types of resources are always welcome!
Please share any other links, which have free resources...
Thanks,
Laura
The purpose of this blog is to provide: (1). Explanation of Occupational Therapy (OT) (2). Updates on development of Occupational Therapy educational programs in Egypt (3). Updates on Occupational Therapy related events (4). Postings for job opportunities (5). Resources for people interested in Occupational Therapy related topics (6). Listings of local facilities providing Occupational Therapy services in Egypt (7). A network of Occupational Therapists living and working in Egypt
Friday, April 3, 2009
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Staff OT Vacancy at the LRC
The Learning Resource Center (www.lrcegypt.org: under construction) in Maadi, Egypt has an OT staff position available. Managemnet is interested in hiring a full time female OT who speaks English/Arabic. At least two years experience in pediatrics is required.
Please contact Maha Helali, Managing Director, if interested in learning more about the post: mhelali@lrcegypt.org
Please contact Maha Helali, Managing Director, if interested in learning more about the post: mhelali@lrcegypt.org
Conference Update
I am happy to say that the educational conference "Road Map to Positive Behavior" was an overall success. All four OT's who presented (Angela, Fatima, Majdi and Farah) reported that the participants in their lectures were enthustiastic about the topics and they said that they learned a lot of new information. OT's, PT's, teachers, psychiatrists, psychologists and parents attended the variety of lectures (i.e. seating recommendations for physically challenged children, sensory integration and behavior in the classroom, and how to manage handwriting difficulties).
I hope that OT's continue to present at educational conferences in Cairo, such as the March conference that the ADVANCE and LRC present each year.
Many thanks to all that presented,
Laura
I hope that OT's continue to present at educational conferences in Cairo, such as the March conference that the ADVANCE and LRC present each year.
Many thanks to all that presented,
Laura
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