Ms. Tolin has partnered with Foundation ThinkAgain to enable children with late effects from radiation and chemotherapy to receive Occupational Therapy intervention free of charge to the family.
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The office features an intimate, clean, warm, inviting space where the context of play is used to address your child’s challenges.
State-of-the-art suspended equipment designed by Ms. Tolin provide novel obstacle courses and challenges that are ever-changing, giving the children the wonder and joy that “everything is new” each week.
Toys and games are carefully selected to facilitate motor development, cognition and social skills.
The office features an intimate, clean, warm, inviting space where the context of play is used to address your child’s challenges.
State-of-the-art suspended equipment designed by Ms. Tolin provide novel obstacle courses and challenges that are ever-changing, giving the children the wonder and joy that “everything is new” each week.
Toys and games are carefully selected to facilitate motor development, cognition and social skills.
Rebekah Tolin, OTR/L is a dynamic pediatric occupational therapist in the Los Angeles area. Children are seen in a fun gym environment where parents are welcome to attend. Private rooms, individualized treatment, ongoing support and warm relationships are the core of our practice.
Ms. Tolin harbors a wealth of knowledge regarding schools in the Los Angeles area. Her clients often benefit from in-depth conversations about the many schools where she has had clients, has lectured, knows the directors and/or staff, and has toured. For a detailed list regarding the knowledge base of Ms. Tolin, please see this
Won “PTA Mommy” Mommy Award. Produced by The Pump Stationand Nurtury and MomAngeles Media LLC. Over 4,500 votes cast in Mommy Awards in LA last year.
Ms. Tolin worked in Colorado hospitals in acute care, including Trauma/Burn Unit, Bone Marrow Transplant Unit, Rehabilitation Unit, maternity ward, and alcohol/drug detoxification unit.
At Colorado State University, received Advocacy Diversity Award Scholarship and Outstanding Effort Award from CSU Office of Resources for Disabled Students.
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Punishing a child for a stress response is harmful to their self-esteem and doesn’t work to change the behavior, anyway. We must help them to recognize when they are amping up to make any lasting change occur.
In our practice, advising parents about school choices is a strong passion of mine. This article illustrates many great points on how important our schools are and how to reopen safely. ✏️📚
Opinion | We Have to Focus on Opening Schools, Not Bars
www.nytimes.com
Resuming classroom instruction is crucial. Infection control inside and outside classrooms can let it happen.In LA County children at Summer day camps are required to wear a mask except when:
Eating/drinking
Napping
Swimming
Participating in solo exercise (such as running by oneself).
Children under 3 and those with significant disabilities are exempt.
Please write in the comments any camps you are aware of that ARE following these protocols. The vast majority seem to be out of compliance with this order. 💔
In our clinic, clients and caregivers are required to wear masks. Children who can not tolerate masks are being seen via telehealth or their services are placed on hold. OTs wear masks and gloves (gloves are changed between each client). All equipment and surfaces are sanitized between each client. Only one client is in the clinic at a time.
The mandate in California is to wear a mask in any public building. Please keep us safe by abiding by this order. ❤️😷
During Covid-19 and quarantine, we are happy to provide telehealth services, even to dinosaurs. 😉🦖