How School Therapists Balance Advocacy & Job Security | Feeding Therapy Insights

10 Sept 2025 · 1 min
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A conversation (transcript) of school-based therapists discussing the tension between advocating for student needs and preserving job security. The speaker emphasizes cautious persistence in advocacy, the need for professional education on the issue, and recounts presenting this work at state and national occupational therapy conferences (NC OTA conference in the fall; AOTA national conference in the spring).

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At the North Carolina Occupational Therapy Association Conference (past fall) and at the American Occupational Therapy Association National Conference (in the spring).

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