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When I first learned about the field of occupational therapy, I had a very superficial understanding of what it entailed. In the school systems, it seemed like referrals often focused on fine-motor skills related to school, like pencil grip. When I learned about sensory processing, I discovered that it's so much more than that; and I realized how important it is for other members of both school and clinical teams to understand how each discipline can support each other. That's why I was so excited to talk with Maude Le Roux in episode 148 of the De Facto Leaders podcast.Maude Le Roux, OTR/L, SIPT, RCTC, DIR® Expert Trainer, is an international trainer on a wide variety of topics and also the director of her own online academy. She opened A Total Approach with her husband in September 2001. Maude is SIPT certified and specializes in Sensory Integration as it applies to functional activities of daily living, including improving the ability of any child to partake in their learning environment. Maude has presented workshops in multiple international locations, as well as in the US nationwide. She has developed the Developmental Pathways Model (DPM) in reaching clients with different profiles with a wide array of diagnoses. She is well known for her work in Sensory Processing, Autism Spectrum Disorders, Reading and Learning Disorders, as well as Attachment Disorders. She serves on the board for ATTACh, an international organization involved in attachment and trauma informed care. She is currently mobilizing an international group of Occupational Therapists to organize the influence of trauma informed care in the occupational therapy field. Maude has published two books; “The Listening Journey for Children”, and “Our Greatest Allies” is available through www.amazon.com. In this conversation, we discuss:✅How can we bridge the gap between what's “educationally relevant” and a child's developmental level?✅Collaboration between private therapists and school teams: Why do relationships turn adversarial, and what's possible when we form partnerships?✅Tips for helping parents understand the boundaries between “school recommendations” and “home recommendations.”✅Sensory integration, discrimination, and modulation: How our nervous system supports motor, cognitive, and language development✅Differential diagnosis: Is it a sensory issue, a behavior issue, or an attention issue? ✅Praxis, posture, and motor planning: How do these factors impact our ability to engage in goal-directed behavior during sitting, reading, writing, or other daily tasks? You can email Maude at maude@maudeleroux.com.You can learn more about Maude's clinic, “A Total Approach”, at: https://atotalapproach.com/Learn more about her professional training for clinicians at: https://www.maudeleroux.com/You can purchase her books here:Our Greatest Allies: https://www.amazon.com/Our-Greatest-Allies-Relationship-Intervention/dp/0988328836The Listening Journey for Children: https://www.amazon.com/Listening-Journey-Children-Francoise-Nicoloff/dp/0987053604 In this episode, I mention the School of Clinical Leadership, my program for related service providers that helps them put programming in place that supports executive functioning. You can learn how to become a member here: https://drkarendudekbrannan.com/clinicalleadership

Sensory Processing Solutions- Drug Free Therapies to Realize your Childs Potential   Dr.  Sally Fryer Dietz is the Founder and Director of Integrative Pediatric Therapy and Integrative Concussion Therapy in Dallas, Texas.  Sally lectures and teaches nationally and internationally on sensory integration, developmental therapy, CranioSacral Therapy, concussion rehabilitation and the efficacy of combining traditional and alternative treatment methods.  She has written 2 books “When Kids Fly!  Solutions for Children with Sensory Integration Challenges 2015” &“Sensory Processing Solutions – Drug Free Therapies to Realize Your Child's Potential” 2023.  Contact: Web   www.iptkids.com, www.concussion-therapy.com, www.whenkdsfly.com, www.sallyfryerdietz.com  Twitter:  X: iptkids  Facebook:  integrative pediatric therapy. &. Dr. Sally Fryer Dietz  TikTok:  iptkids Instagram:  integrativepediatrictherapy

Finally, Game of the Year 2022 has arrived for SIPT! The full squad huddle together to whittle down their list of nominated games and compile a Top 10 list.

SIPT returns! The crew catches up with each other on what we've all been playing (like Hi-Fi Rush) and…watching (The Last of Us on HBO)!?

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In this episode, we will learn from Whitney Pendergrass, COTA/L. Whitney is a certified occupational therapy assistant whose role is titled, Clinical Education Assistant for The School of Occupational Therapy at Belmont University. Essentially, her job is to assist the fieldwork educators in the OTD and MSOT programs with all things fieldwork related. This also includes creating more fieldwork placement options for when our OTD program increases to a cohort of 60 students. An increase in students means an increased need for fieldwork placement options.Show Key Points:· Whitney gives us a glimpse of her background and interests· She describes her Uncommon OT role and her path· She talks about what inspired her to contribute to the Uncommon OT Series Podcast · She explains how her role and skill set benefits others· She provides OT practitioners with valuable career advice· She provides resources and her contact information RESOURCES: Belmont UniversityI would like to give a formal shout-out to my friend Cindy and list her official title for recognition. Cindy Hickman OTD, OTR/L, SIPT, CLT, LANA OTD Fieldwork Coordinator for The School Of Occupational Therapy at Belmont UniversityAll the forward-thinkers and amazing program directors from Belmont as well as Nashville State Community college (where I went to school) so they can all be recognized for their awesomeness!- Camille Turner, MSOT, OTR/LMSOT Fieldwork Coordinator at Belmont University- Allison Koch, EdD, OTD, OTR/LMSOT Program Director at Belmont University- Tamara Lemmonds, EdD, MSOT, OTR/LOTD Program Director, Department Chair at Belmont UniversityNashville State Community College OTA Programhttps://catalog.nscc.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=2&poid=156&returnto=601- Piper Sesnan, OTD, OTROTA Program Director at Nashville State Community College- Donna Whitehouse, MHA, OTRInterim Dean of Healthcare Professions at Nashville State Community CollegeAs always, I welcome any feedback & ideas from all of you or if you are interested in being a guest on future episodes, please do not hesitate to contact Patricia Motus at transitionsot@gmail.com or DM via Instagram @transitionsot THANK YOU for LISTENING, FOLLOWING, DOWNLOADING, RATING, REVIEWING & SHARING “The Uncommon OT Series” Podcast with all your OTP friends and colleagues! Full Episodes and Q & A only available at: https://www.wholistic-transitions.com/the-uncommon-ot-seriesSign Up NOW for the Transitions OT Email List to Receive the FREE Updated List of Uncommon OT Practice Settingshttps://www.wholistic-transitions.com/transitionsot For Non-Traditional OT Practice Mentorship w/ Patricia: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeC3vI5OnK3mLrCXACEex-5ReO8uUVPo1EUXIi8FKO-FCfoEg/viewformHappy Listening Friends!Big OT Love!All views are mine and the guests' own.Be a Patron to support The Uncommon OT Series Podcast project via Patreon.

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The GOTY 2021 finale is here! The Top 10 is finalized and the SIPT team ranks them.

In this Episode, Hallie talks with Dr. Marielly Mitchell, OTD, OTR/L, SIPT, SWC about the most recent CDC milestone updates from an occupational therapist's perspective. They discuss the importance of crawling as well as other important milestones. Every child deserves to thrive. Listen to ensure you join our mission to prevent children from falling behind and through the cracksPlease click here to download the show notes.For more episodes visit www.untetheredpodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The SIPT crew rings in a new year of episodes with their Game of the Year 2021 discussion!

As the end of the year approaches, the SIPT crew spend plenty of time catching up on the various releases that have occupied their time in a jam-packed Whatcha Been Playin' segment. Forza Horizon 5! Guardians of the Galaxy! Unpacking! Lost Judgment! Far Cry 6! For news, Oculus dominated headlines with a couple of new initiatives, Halo Infinite and Elden Ring finally unveiled a glimpse of their campaigns, and Sony showed off a new trailer for a live-action adaptation of the Uncharted series.

In this episode, Hallie talks with Marielly Mitchell, OTD, OTR/L, SIPT, SWC all about an occupational therapist's approach and journey into orofacial myofunctional therapy. Marielly talks about the importance of the connection between sensory processing, cranial nerve integration and orofacial myofunctional therapy. They also discuss the importance sleep and breathing has on the nervous system and SO much more!Please click here to download the show notes.For more episodes visit www.untetheredpodcast.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Karen has travelled from Dublin to Toronto to London to meet with people who have worked tirelessly to find new ways of treating children with sensory difficulties.Pauline Moran is a pediatric occupational therapist with over 20 years experience working with children with developmental changes. Pauline runs a Sensory Integration Clinic in Kilcoole, Co Wicklow. Pauline qualified in 1994 from the London School of Occupational Therapy, Brunel University. She began working in Paediatrics in 1996 and has great experience working with children with a variety of different conditions. Pauline has specific expertise in the area of sensory integration (SI). She is SIPT certified and is an advanced practitioner in sensory integration through the SI Network UK & Ireland with the University of Ulster. She is also an advanced Practitioner in Therapeutic Listening. Pauline has always been proactive in her continual professional development. She has a depth of training and certification reflective of her commitment to course attendance each year. Nothing gives Pauline more joy than seeing her clients' progress to reaching their potential. She educates, liaises and works closely with parents, teachers, schools and other professionals. She works holistically with the children, referring the children to other professionals when required. Pauline looks at occupational performance throughout the child's day in particular, certain things that might be affecting their behaviours and routines and then understanding what exactly is affecting the child's function. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This Week on Talk Recovery Radio This week on Talk Recovery Radio CEO of Prodigal Recovery and radio show host of Recovery Hope Mark Marcley joins us followed by Marika Paquin who is an Occupational Therapist, Psychotherapist for the Sensory-Enhanced Yoga Institute. Join us for a full hour on Facebook Live and Coop Radio 100.5fm.  Prodigal Recovery We want you to know there is hope, but we don't want to give you false hope. Recovery is difficult, it takes work, determination and a lot of prayer. At Prodigal Recovery, you will see we offer many of the tools necessary to remain drug and alcohol-free. There are, however, many other tools and resources in our community to help ensure your recovery.  As an individual, you need to be proactive to implement as much as you can into your schedule to ensure your long-term recovery. Another thing that is very important and I hear repeated often, is the need to have fun.  We can help you do that here as well.  In addition to 7 large bedrooms with 12 very nice and comfortable beds, here are some of the things we offer other than a well-structured and disciplined home. Website | Facebook Recovering Hope Our new interactive radio show, Recovering Hope, is broadcast every Wednesday evening from 6-7PM on 106.7 FM, The Big Talker. It will air live on the Recovering Hope FB page as well as on bigtalkerfm.com, and be sure to subscribe to the podcast version to catch the show after it airs. We'll cover all aspects of recovery, and hear stories from our community. Tune in! Facebook | Website | YouTube Channel | Spotify Sensory Enhanced Yoga Marika Paquin is an Occupational Therapist, Psychotherapist for the Sensory-Enhanced Yoga Institute. The Sensory-Enhanced Yoga Institute (SEYI) is a professional educational organization that trains yoga instructors, yoga therapists, licensed health professionals, and educators in the evidence informed practices of Sensory-Enhanced Yoga® and also directly serves traumatized and highly stressed populations (such as military veterans, emergency responders, victims of sexual trauma, victims of domestic violence, and students with special needs) through outreach efforts, program development and operation, and research. Sensory-Enhanced Yoga® applies techniques from sensory-based occupational therapy practices as well as recent findings from the fields of neurobiology and trauma psychology to address core symptoms of PTSD and related quality of life factors.  The program is especially informed by the highly successful treatment protocol used in the Iraq Yoga Study with deployed U.S. military personnel (Stoller et al, 2012), from which the program evolved, as well the specialized expertise of the SEYI faculty. Lynn Stoller, founding President of the Sensory-Enhanced Yoga® Institute, is both a certified yoga therapist and a registered occupational therapist certified in sensory integration (SIPT). Lynn co-developed the treatment protocol used in the Iraq Yoga Study and has continued to build on her original ideas and writings during the course of her work with veterans in her local community, her experiences as a former faculty member of Warriors at Ease, and her intensive studies through Joseph LePage's Integrative Yoga Therapy program. Several additional faculty members contribute enormously to the expertise of the program. Some discovered the great healing power of yoga and meditation during the course of their own personal journeys and struggles, and all have achieved a high level of specialized education and expertise in the subject. All are registered yoga teachers or certified yoga therapists, and most are also licensed professional health care providers. Two are very highly accomplished and decorated military veterans. We also have a certified special education teacher and occupational therapist who will co-lead the institute's S.M.Y.L.E.™ (Sensory and Mindfulness-based Yoga for Learning Environments) program. Please click here to read the bios of our highly talented faculty. Facebook | Website Marika Paquin Marika has been working as an occupational therapist with motor vehicle accident claimants since 1993, with a focus on clients with mild-to-moderate acquired brain injury, who have musculoskeletal, neurological, cognitive and/or psychosocial issues, including Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.  She has been working with Canadian veterans since 2010, with a focus on physical disability, mental health and PTSD.  Marika has been using principals of yoga in treatment for many years. She initially trained as a Hatha Yoga teacher through Sivananda, and went on to do trainings focusing on using yoga in physical and mental health rehabilitation, such as Structural Yoga Therapy, Warriors at Ease, Yoga of the Heart, Veterans Yoga Project, and Mindful Resilience.  Marika consults about Mental Health Occupational Therapy and Sensory Enhanced Yoga® in the treatment of PTSD traumatized veterans and soldiers in Ukraine.  She is part of a group that has facilitated Occupational Therapy education in Ukraine. Marika serves as a faculty member of the Sensory-Enhanced Yoga® Institute.

Melanie welcomes Cris Rowan, who is a registered pediatric occupational therapist, certified sensory specialist (SIPT), biologist, author of "Virtual Child", and prolific speaker on the impact of technology on child development and learning. Melanie and Cris start their conversation discussing the 4 Critical Factors needed for the developing child which include movement, touch, human connection, and nature. Cris emphasizes a focus on increased engagement of these factors to create the foundation your child needs for healthy development of their brain and body. Melanie and Cris also unpack her 2017 article Cris wrote for HuffPost, 10 Reasons Why Hand-Held Devices Should Be Banned for Children Under the Age of 12 and how those reasons cited relate to these 4 Critical Factors. This episode is so full of science-based information that supports the reduction of screens and promotes the focus on a daily practice of movement, touch, human connection and nature. You won't want to skip this one!Subscribe, rate, and review this podcast to help spread the word. Stay Strong! Visit ScreenStrong.com to learn more about becoming a ScreenStrong Family and to take our ScreenStrong Challenge.Need extra support? Join our ScreenStrong Families Facebook Group.Interested in being a podcast guest? Email us at: team@screenstrong.com.Use code STRONG at GabbWireless.com for a discount on a talk & text only phone for teens.

As E3 2021 rounds the corner, the SIPT crew begin to speculate about what may or may not make an appearance and what they're anticipating overall. Also, with the Summer Games Festival kick-off show complete, they review what was shown. Listen live on Wednesday nights on twitch.tv/ssjblackarrot

This week, the SIPT crew travel the stars in Mass Effect: Andromeda, learn about the trials of love in It Takes Two, and perpetually re-live the same experience in the new PS5 blockbuster Returnal!

The SIPT returns for the new year and eases back into things by recalling what they’ve been playing over the break. Superhot: Mind Control Delete, Destruction All-stars, 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim, Control: Ultimate Edition, Risk of Rain 2, and much more!

The top 10 games have finally been selected. It’s now time for the crew to put them in ranking order and ultimately crown SIPT’s Game of the Year 2020!

Game of the Year 2020 has finally arrived! The full SIPT ensemble is here as they sift through nearly 40 nominated games in order to craft their collective top 10 list.

As 2020 draws to a close and the time to pick SIPT’s Game of the Year approaches, the crew conduct the year’s final, normal episode by discussing more CD Projekt Red follies, the latest incoming Nintendo indie titles, and the highs and lows of The Game Awards 2020.

Just because the show’s runtime is shorter this week doesn’t mean that the SIPT crew is bringing less heat! And there’s plenty to go around as Subject and Rod dive into Ghost of Tsushima: Legends while James explores Immortals: Fenyx Rising and romantic indie title Haven. Afterward, everyone finally sits down to have a serious discussion of the major controversy surrounding CD Projekt Red and their newest game, Cyberpunk 2077.

The SIPT gang recover from the holiday by gathering to discuss fall titles like Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Hyrule Warriors, and Yakuza: Like a Dragon (and Subject floats the suggestion that all Pokémon titles may contain a Groundhog Day-influenced narrative…!? ). News is fresh with next-gen sales figures and player experimentation with the PS5’s Activities feature. The show closes with a discussion of moments in games that left the crew truly and thoroughly shook.

It’s finally arrived: next-gen has begun! With the release of the Xbox Series X/S, we embark on the journey of a new console cycle and discuss the highs and lows of Microsoft’s latest machine. Before that, the crew talk about Forza Horizon 4 and Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla, ponder the likelihood of a MS-acquired Japanese studio, and reminisce about Mass Effect due to the upcoming remaster.

SIPT returns with the latest on the new Hyrule Warriors, an expanded look on Hades, and a fresh pair of VR goodies. For news, Cyberpunk suffers yet another delay, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S have unboxings, and Nintendo has its’ last Partner Showcase of the year. To wrap up, the Topic this week covers the recent, major delays in gaming and what industry standards may change moving forward into the next generation.

Carly M. Rogers, OTD, OTR/L, is a clinical occupational therapist and independent researcher. She received her BA in Psychology from the University of California at Santa Barbara and her masters and clinical doctorate from the University of Southern California. During her Master’s coursework in 2003, Dr. Rogers created a therapeutic surfing program titled Ocean Therapy, aimed at enhancing self-efficacy in participants from diverse backgrounds. She later became the Director of Programs for the Jimmy Miller Memorial Foundation, where she implemented Ocean Therapy with underprivileged youth and military populations until 2015. She has presented at the regional, national and international level both on the topics of surf therapy and occupational therapy’s role with veterans diagnosed with combat PTSD. She has contributed to the growing evidence base for surf therapy as a primary and co-author for several peer-reviewed journal articles. Additionally, Dr. Rogers has a background in Pediatrics and is SIPT certified. She has worked in Early Intervention, school-based practice and in clinic-based settings."

SIPT conducts a spoiler-filled discussion on Naughty Dog’s latest blockbuster title: The Last of Us 2. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

Gamemaster Herb(IG:gamemasterherb, Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/3bearsgayming) returns for this super-sized edition of SIPT and he’s bringing a multitude of games with him including Democratic Socialist Simulator, In Between, Cosmic Star Heroine, and much more! Also, James re-explores Infamous Second Son and Rod goes all-out on Oculus Quest while the news brings us tales of (further) potential studio acquisitions, the cancellation of EVO 2020, and the price of next-gen titles! Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram!

SIPT is back for a fresh week filled with tabletop RPGs, a new PlayStation Indie initiative, a tough week for Microsoft, and an overview of the best/worst moments of the first half of 2020. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

The Last of Us 2, one of the biggest games this generation, has released! The SIPT crew discuss general impressions of their time with the title thus far as well as the new Pokémon DLC. For news, Mixer has shut down, a new Pokémon Direct was unveiled, Cyberpunk 2077 gets a blowout, and the gaming industry is having a new #MeToo moment. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

Sony finally reveals some of its’ hand with the unveiling of PS5 games and the console! The SIPT crew dissects it all this week alongside Control coming to next gen, the PC Game Show, and they wrap up the discussion by comparing the Xbox Series X and PS5 reveal. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

The dawn of the first chapter of next-gen is here! After diving into indie titles by Black creatives, the SIPT team takes on all of the new Destiny 2 news and ponders the future of the franchise. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

In a special episode this week, the SIPT crew sidelines the normal agenda in favor of discussing real-world issues. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

SIPT returns as James dips into the recent past via The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Saints Row The Third, and Grand Theft Auto V. Also, Rod begins a Final Fantasy XIV journey and Chris continues his VR adventure! The season is heating up as news abounds — Naughty Dog goes in-depth with The Last of Us 2, BlizzCon 2020 is canceled, and concrete hints are finally starting to drop around the PS5. Closing the show is an open discussion on managing expectations in the marketplace from a consumer’s standpoint. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

Another week brings another episode of SIPT, packed to the brim with new topics! The regular crew recruit special guest Lolakiti to help them dissect Sonic Adventure 2 Battle, Shadow of the Colossus, and Final Fantasy XIV! The Summer Games Festival, Inside Xbox third-party event, and new PSVR prototype news lend plenty of discussion to the proceedings and it all caps off with a tribute to the Nintendo 64 in light of SIPT reaching episode 64. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

In this episode Rebecca Smith and Deanna Longo interview Dr Fern Silverman and Dr. Andrea Tyszka on their work in community-based OT, specializing in universal design and sensory- friendly programming in Philadelphia, PA.  Fern Silverman, EdD, OTR/L is a professor in Salus University's Occupational Therapy Department and serves as the assistant program director of their post professional OTD program. She previously held a faculty position at Temple University.  Dr. Silverman also has decades of experience as a pediatric OT, working with children from birth to 21 across a multitude of settings.   Her research interests include community participation for families and best practice for activities of daily living in pediatrics.  Dr. Andrea Carr Tyszka, OTD, MS, OTR/L, SIPT, is an associate professor at Salus University. She has over 20 years of experience in pediatrics, working in schools, homes and communities. She conducts research and consults at various community-based settings, & has presented & published at both the state and national levels on accessibility and participation.

The SIPT crew welcomes Gamemaster Herb back to the show for an open discussion on Streets of Rage 4, Blade Strangers, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, and a heartfelt goodbye to the Yakuza series (for now, anyway). Next-gen approaches and there are plenty of news bits to go around such as the reveal of Geoff Keighley’s Summer Games Festival and EA allowing consumers to “upgrade” their current-gen titles to the next. Closing out the show is a debate on if a video game network can be viable in the current industry environment. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

The SIPT crew gathers to talk about XCOM: Chimera Squad, Yakuza 6, Gears Tactics, and Streets of Rage 1-3. For news, we finally have confirmation of some of Sony’s last first-party offerings for the gen, Stadia brings a few updates, and Assassin’s Creed is teasing a brand new game. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

James from the SIPT family joins Chris and Rod this week as they continue navigating quarantine woes, bond over Doom 2016, continue to be baffled about Google Stadia, wade through intriguing next-gen news, and put a definitive stamp on the value Microsoft and Sony both bring to the table. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

Wash those quarantine anxieties away...SIPT is back to play! Chris and Rod Wash those quarantine anxieties away...SIPT is back to play! Chris and Rod drop a healthy Whatcha Been Playin list (Doom, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Kind Words, and more!), surprising news (a stealth Nintendo Direct, a 35-year Mario collection, and Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 remaster), and a timely topic (what have you focused on lately?). Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

Quarantines have gone into effect in America but SIPT continues! In the midst of the madness, Gamemaster Herb graces the show once again with his knowledge and energy while Rod returns after a brief hiatus with tales of his overseas adventures. Each console manufacturer has contributed to headlines heavily this week as Nintendo unveils new indies, Xbox release new details about the Series X, and Sony holds its’ first real press event surrounding the PS5! To wrap up, the crew presents what games are best to play to pass the time during a time of self-isolation.

Quarantines have gone into effect in America but SIPT continues! In the midst of the madness, Gamemaster Herb graces the show once again with his knowledge and energy while Rod returns after a brief hiatus with tales of his overseas adventures. Each console manufacturer has contributed to headlines heavily this week as Nintendo unveils new indies, Xbox release new details about the Series X, and Sony holds its’ first real press event surrounding the PS5! To wrap up, the crew presents what games are best to play to pass the time during a time of self-isolation. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram!

Join us on today's episode for a conversation with Jennifer Casey, DPT, SIPT. Jennifer is a physical therapist & life long lover & advocate of breakaway roping. On today's episode we talk with her about the sport of breakaway roping & it's story, the mental game of breakaway roping, and tips she has for incorporating simple, effective workouts into daily life at home or on the road.   

The SIPT crew is in the middle of a holiday break this week but there’s still some time for the (short but savory) release of episode 40! Rod covers his Pokémon Shield experience while Chris finally gets his hands on Google Stadia! Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

Should I Play That has a full house in the studio this week as the show has its’ first 4-person episode! James (from the SIPT family) and (Game Master) Herb join Chris and Rod as they each have been dipping into games both new and old! Since there’s so much to cover, the crew jump straight into the Topic afterwards: the utility of music in gaming and some personal favorite Original Soundtracks! Timestamps — Whatcha Been Playing: 09:07 James: Gears 4, Pokemon Ultra Sun, Borderlands 3 Herb: Link’s Awakening DX, Shadow Warrior 2, Rayman 2, Guacamelee 2 Rod: Yakuza 3 Chris: Delta Rune, Apple Arcade/Sayonara Wild Hearts, Moonlighter, Celeste News: Skipped this Week Topic: 01:48:40 Music in Video Games/What's your favorite soundtrack? Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram! We do not own the music used in this week's episode!

Erin Grujic has been an occupational therapist for 19 years. She had a dream many years ago about having a mobile sensory clinic to rural communities in Southern Alberta. Two years ago, she started working as an OT practitioner in the private sector and then one year ago was able to bring her dream to life through the creation of a mobile sensory integration clinic, which she says aligns well with her passion for working with children and their families by bringing the clinic to them rather than requiring the families to travel long distances to get services. Erin received her SIPT certification in 2009. On this episode, Erin shares about her quest to build the sensory bus and to bring OT services to the community via this platform. She talks about funding issues, marketing, and the use of the sensory bus as a therapeutic tool in working with her clients and others. To find out how to connect with Erin and to access the resources mentioned on this episode, go to www.ontheair.us

Join the SIPT crew this week as they navigate through social faux pas, rejoice at a positive CyberPunk decision, and ponder the viability of episodic content. Also, Rod continues his journey through Life Is Strange 2 with Episode 4, and Chris finds new love in an unexpected series. Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe to our show feed; we really appreciate it! You can always email us at shouldiplaythatfanmail@gmail.com. Also, be sure to drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram! Stay Beastly!

Erin Grujic has been an occupational therapist for 19 years. She had a dream many years ago about having a mobile sensory clinic to rural communities in Southern Alberta. Two years ago, she started working as an OT practitioner in the private sector and then one year ago was able to bring her dream to life through the creation of a mobile sensory integration clinic, which she says aligns well with her passion for working with children and their families by bringing the clinic to them rather than requiring the families to travel long distances to get services. Erin received her SIPT certification in 2009. On this episode, Erin shares about her quest to build the sensory bus and to bring OT services to the community via this platform. She talks about funding issues, marketing, and the use of the sensory bus as a therapeutic tool in working with her clients and others. To find out how to connect with Erin and to access the resources mentioned on this episode, go to www.ontheair.us

SIPT has reached its’ tenth episode! Entering the joyous precedings is a very special guest (and friend of the show) who is a blast from the past: James Green! Celebrate with Chris, Rod, and James as they take their first steps into Days Gone, become exasperated at the SONIC THE HEDGEHOG trailer, and ponder the potential ramifications of Epic Games’ newest acquisition. Timestamps — Whatcha been Playing:03:38 News Stories: 50:39 Topic: 01:08:33 Thanks for checking us out! Please be sure to leave a “Like”, comment, and subscribe; we really appreciate it! Also, drop us some feedback and follow us on our other social media platforms. Stay Beastly!

Programa sobre un tema que afecta a millones de bogotanos que utilizan el sistema Transmilenio y el SIPT como quiera que se ha anunciado un incremento de 100 pesos en el valor del pasaje. Análisis y opinión en SinCandadoRadio. Invitados Fernando Rojas, Leonardo Sierra y Clara Rojas. Conducen Betsy Andrade y Javier Contreras.

In this episode, we are delighted to speak with our guest on "Immigration with Tahmina" on Desi 1250am -Teresa L. Fair-Field! Teresa is a local Seattle entrepreneur and business woman, owner of OT Clubhouse. She recently applied for an H1b visa in the lottery on April 1st for an employee. When she agreed to the interview, she had no idea whether she would 'win' the H1b lottery. Originally USCIS announced they would start H1b adjudications on May 16th, so we wanted to ensure we had an interview that was as relevant as possible. Tune into listen to her story to learn what the H1b lottery means for her business. You can find out whether she 'won' or not. It was indeed brave of her to agree to this blindly! Teresa_Two With over 20 years in the field of occupational therapy and work in both large and small heath networks, Teresa began a private practice in pediatric therapy in 2011 with a mission to improve the family experience. Teresa’s commitment to child development began when her family became a consumer of pediatric services. Her OT background and parenting experience provides a unique “I’ve been there” perspective. She opened the OT Clubhouse in 2013, and has since joined with partners in speech therapy and psychology to form Sandbox Therapy Group a collaborative care model to improve communication and outcomes with a team approach. Teresa graduated from Pacific University (1993) in Forest Grove, Oregon, earning the Outstanding Graduate in Occupational Therapy award. She spent the majority of her career in neuro-rehabilitation, and enjoys understanding sensation and behavior from a nervous system perspective. She is certified in Ayres Sensory Integration® and is qualified to deliver the SIPT assessment. Teresa is currently working on a doctorate in occupational therapy (2016) with Chatham University in Pennsylvania. Her doctoral focus is to increase parent’s sense of efficacy in managing their child’s routines through a model of coaching and support.

This thesis is focused on the formation of highly ordered mesoporous structures with adjustable orientation within the ordered, vertical channels of anodic alumina membranes (AAMs) under the conditions of the ‘evaporation-induced self-assembly’ (EISA) method. It is shown that three of the most often used structure directing agents (CTAB, Pluronic123 and Brij56) can be employed for the synthesis of ordered silica mesophases embedded in AAM-channels. When using the ionic surfactant CTAB, the hexagonal mesostructures were solely oriented along the AAM-channels (columnar orientation). With the non-ionic surfactants the occurrence of two different orientations (circular or columnar) can be tuned via changing the surfactant concentration and the humidity in the adjacent gas phase. The existence of a previously postulated circular lamellar phase could be proven. In situ scattering experiments show that when ionic CTAB was used as structure directing agent, the columnar hexagonal structure was observed to form directly from the beginning. In the samples synthesized with the non-ionic surfactants, the circular hexagonal structure was found to form first and to directly transform into the columnar hexagonal, or a mixture of the columnar hexagonal and the curved lamellar phase. By correlation of the structure formation with the weight loss during the drying process of the samples it was demonstrated that the structure formation starts after the solvent evaporation. Therefore the absence of an evaporation induced solvent gradient within the AAM channels is postulated, and a homogeneous nucleation and phase formation irrespective of the height within the AAM channels is proposed. The synthesis of pure columnar mesostructures in confined space was achieved by salt addition and temperature control, even when non-ionic surfactants were used, thus leading to salt-induced phase transformations (SIPT) that have not been previously reported. In a collaborative project, single dye molecules were used as nanoscale probes to map out the structure of mesoporous silica channel systems that are prepared as thin films. The dye molecules act as beacons while they diffuse through different structural phases of the host. While measurement of ensemble diffusion provides information about the overall behaviour of the guest in a porous host, tracking of individual molecules provides insight into both the heterogeneity and the mechanistic details of molecular diffusion as well as into the structure of the host. The structure of the trajectories, the diffusivities and the orientation of single molecules are distinctive for molecules travelling in different mesophases. Transitions between the different types of surroundings can be observed for the same individual dye molecule. These experiments reveal unprecedented details of the structure of the host, its domains and the accessibility as well as the connectivity of the channel system.