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Jennifer Wallace
- Nickelsville, VA
- United States
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- My Role
- Occupational Therapist
- Place of Work
- Scott Co. VA Schools
- This is why I am passionate about special needs.
- I work with special needs children in their school setting daily. I see their accomplishments, struggles, and frustrations and am very blessed to be a part of their lives. My mother is also paraplegic and in a wheelchair and has been for 5+ years now. I see her struggles on a daily basis and long to be able to ease her struggle.
- Skills: these are areas where I have expertise and might be able to help others.
- FINE MOTOR, VISUAL MOTOR
- Needs: these are areas where I have questions and will be looking to learn from others.
- BODY WORKS, FINE MOTOR, INTEGRATIVE THERAPIES, POSITIONING, RESOURCES, SENSORY SOLUTIONS
- The most valuable piece of advice I would offer to others regarding special needs.
- Kids are Kids are Kids!!! Always see them as a kiddo first then work to build their skills the best you can. A diagnosis is merely a label with possibly some medical implications revealed, but always look at specific skill needs rather than the label. Besides, we all have some kind of special need! :)
- What I hope to gain from My Special Needs Network
- Resources, contacts, and information re: a variety of topics
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