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Visual Spatial and Visual Closure Puzzles by Your Therapy Source Posted Mon 18 Feb 2013 4:00am Check out the latest electronic book from Your Therapy Source Inc - Puzzles on Paper . You can download two free sample pages here . Practice visual spatial and visual closure skills with these puzzles. Read on »

Management of Atrial septal defect : Device closure lagging behind surgical closure ! by Dr. Sangareddi V. Medical Doctor

Posted Tue 12 May 2009 4:00pm Atrial septal defect is one among the commonest congenital heart disease .After years of controversy, there is consensus now , all significant ASDs need to be closed , at whatever age it is detected. This rule does not apply to small ASDs without chamber right atrial and right ventricular dilatation. These defects and PFOs need not be ... Read on »

Toy Review - Stenzzles by Your Therapy Source Posted Tue 20 Nov 2012 9:34pm Stenzzles is a new type of puzzle created by ThinkFun. I received a complimentary copy of the puzzle to review for the blog. This sports collection Stenzzles was a fun, challenging layered puzzle. Basically, you match the layers of colors in the puzzle to the picture provided. There are 8 different cards that can be turned 8 different way ... Read on »

OT Evaluation by MessyJessy Posted Wed 29 Aug 2007 12:00am Therapy eval's are bittersweet. It's wonderful to see the progress Logen has made in a years time. It's also very hard to see how behind he really is, especially when I see the age equivalencies. Here is a run-down of Logen's OT eval. He was evaluated using the Peabody Developmental Motor Scales 2 (PDMS2), Beckmann Oral Motor Eval Protocol, ... Read on »

The fabulous Mr Luca part 8 new school new start by coolkid Posted Wed 16 Dec 2009 12:00am After Ky's episode in school, I took her out, she never went back, screw that, I went hunting for a new school. There was a small country school a good ten min drive down the road, I’ll check it out. It was a very small school, 2 classrooms, 2 teachers, all classes from junior infants to 6th class, mental, but I liked it. My self and ... Read on »

Two New Free Apps by Your Therapy Source Posted Mon 11 Apr 2011 5:00am Here are two, new free apps for a limited time that I found from FreeAppAlert . The first one is Write&Say . This app will read aloud words and documents with natural voices. Therefore, you can type and then have it read aloud to you. It can also translate your text and read it aloud in different languages. This was lots of fun to test. ... Read on »

Does it make sense to screen asymptomatic breast implants with MRI? by Dr. Robert O. Medical Doctor

Posted Thu 18 Sep 2008 11:58am One of the peculiarities of the USFDA process during silicone implant reintroduction in 2006 was the labeling on the devices recommending routine MRI surveillance of implants for rupture. When you step back and look at the proceedings and "unique" American history with breast implants, you can see that this was more a political concession ... Read on »

Does it make sense to screen asymptomatic breast implants with MRI? by Dr. Robert O. Medical Doctor

Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 10:23am One of the peculiarities of the USFDA process during silicone implant reintroduction in 2006 was the labeling on the devices recommending routine MRI surveillance of implants for rupture. When you step back and look at the proceedings and "unique" American history with breast implants, you can see that this was more a political concession to the ... Read on »

Consumer Information on: EXOSEAL Vascular Closure Device - P100013 by FDA Posted Fri 03 Jun 2011 12:00am EXOSEAL VCD Plug EXOSEAL VCD Plug Delivery System This is a brief overview of information related to FDA’s approval to market this product. See the links below to the Summary of Safety and Effectiveness Data ... Read on »

Visual Stimming - One of the Reasons why your Aspie child is pulling faces by Gavin B. Facebook

Posted Thu 30 Oct 2008 12:00am Stimming is a repetitive behaviour performed by aspergers and autistic children because it "feels good" or calms them. I've covered stimming before (see: What is Stimming and what does it feel like ). In today's post, I'm going to cover a very specific type of stimming - visual stimming. Visual stimming can often confuse parents and lead t ... Read on »