Reviewed by Dr. Elizabeth Long, Ph.D. — Director of Special Education, 32 years in public schools.
Usually a school-based occupational therapist, often with the classroom teacher, special education staff, and you. The OT typically observes your child across different parts of the day, since sensory needs often look different in each setting.
Dr. Long's Assistant answers your specific questions in plain language — built from Dr. Long's expertise, plus state and federal law read at the source — never the open internet.
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