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April 4, 2021

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I was honored to be a guest on the BU Sargent Coll

I was honored to be a guest on the BU Sargent College Health Matters podcast. Moderated by Dr. Karen Jacobs, this podcast highlights faculty, students or alumni who share their work and how it exemplifies the mission of Sargent College. In this episode, I share about my unique contribution as a faculty member @starinstitute - a podcast called Making Sense. Listen on your favorite platform or here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e65-making-sense-with-healthmatters/id1495983952?i=1000524241821

I have spent the last 3 years learning about inter

I have spent the last 3 years learning about interoception. I cannot wait to share all the ways that interoception impacts client factors and function. I hope to empower occupational therapy practitioners with evidence based knowledge and give them ways to apply this knowledge using assessment and intervention strategies.
This survey is designed to explore and gather information to assist me in designing a compelling continuing education course. I welcome your honest input. Take the survey by going to carrieschmittotd.com or https://forms.gle/Z1bMWGFkhLxnMH5N8

Almost there!! I never could have gotten here with

Almost there!! I never could have gotten here without the love and support of family and friends. I am so grateful (and tired ;) #bostonuniversity #ppotd #classof2021

Today, on National Dissertation Day, I am honored

Today, on National Dissertation Day, I am honored to watch my fellow Boston University Post Professional Occupational Therapy Doctoral Candidates present their capstone projects. Well done, friends! Tomorrow... it’s my turn!

A brand new episode of the Making Sense podcast wa

Motor development and psychological development ar

Motor development and psychological development are dynamically intertwined in early childhood. Today's episode of the Making Sense Podcast is a conversation between Renee Allen and myself discussing the idea that motor development informed by sensation allows us to act on the world in the context of culture and relationship and ultimately enables skill acquisition across both motor and psychological milestones. Using clinical examples, we unpack what motor development challenges can tell us about a child’s sensory and psychological development. Listen here: https://starinstitute.podbean.com/ Resources discussed in today's episode: Adolph, Karen E, & Hoch, Justine E. (2019). Motor Development: Embodied, Embedded, Enculturated, and Enabling. Annual Review of Psychology, 70(1), 141-164. Bialer, D., & Miller, L.J. (2011). No longer A SECRET: Unique common strategies for children with sensory or motor challenges. Sensory World.

A new episode of the Making Sense podcast was rele

A new episode of the Making Sense podcast was released today!!! This conversation between school-based specialist Colleen Whiting and I will appeal to teachers, parents, and school-based practitioners alike. Sensory differences impact learning. Find out more by listening at https://starinstitute.podbean.com. If you would like to receive an email when a new episode comes out, click the link in my bio. The email series will include the link to the articles we discuss.

In case you missed the first two episodes of the n

In case you missed the first two episodes of the new podcast I am hosting, I wanted to share a link to the first two episodes here. You can listen at https://starinstitute.podbean.com. The introductory episode features a conversation between STAR’s Executive Director, Virginia Spielmann and myself. We discuss the cornerstones of the new OTPF-4 and how the podcast medium supports the vision and mission of The STAR Institute. In the second episode, Michele Parkins and I explore the connection between sensation and emotion through the therapeutic medium of play. Stay tuned this week for the release of the 3rd episode. It’s geared to all you school practitioners and parents of kids whose sensory differences impact learning. Want to know more about me and what I am learning? Join my email list (link in bio). To thank you, I will send you a summary of the modifications made in the new OT practice framework! This podcast is aimed primarily at Occupational Therapy Practitioners but if you are a parent, let me know how I can serve you better!

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