Description
Course Details
Instructor
Aubrey Schmalle, OTR/L, SIPT
Date
Thursday, October 23, 2025
8:00 AM-3:00 PM EDT
Format
Live Webinar
6.0 contact hours
0.6 AOTA CEUs
7.5 NBCOT PDUs
0.6 CEUs NY OT/OTAs
CE Broker # 50-31070, #: 20-1315665
Cost
$229 Register before October 7
$249 Register after October 7
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Group of 7+ save 15% (email Theramoves for coupon)
Target Audience: OTs, OTAs, and anyone that teaches handwriting
Instruction Methods: Lecture, case studies, video
Level: Intermediate
Back by popular request (please see testimonials below)
While children are commonly referred for occupational therapy in school due to deficits in handwriting, children with multiple diagnoses and delays present a unique challenge for therapists. Each child presents with a variety of barriers to learning how to write that often are not measured by a visual motor test or fine motor assessment. In this course, “Helping Horrible Handwriting: Interventions to Improve Graphomotor Skills When Formal Programs Fall Short” you will learn how to determine foundational deficits impacting writing and design effective interventions to support neurosensory integration for improved outcomes. You will also learn about specific dysgraphia symptom clusters and strategies for effective treatment planning, taking a whole-body approach to improving legibility and automaticity.
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About the Instructor
Aubrey Schmalle, OTR/L, SIPT has 20 years experience working with neurologically diverse children using a sensory integrative approach. She graduated from Boston University in 2003 with a Bachelors in Occupational Therapy and continued to advance her clinical knowledge through self-study, mentorship, certification in sensory integration theory and practice (C-SIPT), Consultant level certification in the Tomatis Method, and training in Tomatis-based auditory interventions.
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What Our Course Participants Say
"Multiple interventions and learning about the different types of dysgraphia. I have been working for 13 years as an OT and this course lit up parts of my brain that have been dormant for some time. Thank you!" – Kara
"Excellent and practical examples that can be taken with us in our practice immediately." – Emma
"Explanations with definitions, visuals, personal examples, and case studies. Everything was very well explained." – Krysta
"Love that real life activities were suggested" – Serena
"The presenter is very clear and does not rush. I like her teaching style. Also her handouts are very clear and represent what she says. Also reminding me to look at the underlaying issues and focus on the weak areas also I had not heard the term orthographic before" – Phyllis, OT
"Actual examples and tools ready to be used immediately for treatment" – Tiffany
"The presenter did a great job of breaking down the underlying effects that impact writing and how to support and develop them." – Joseph
"Video demos and additional handouts with activities were very helpful" – Eleanor
"The speaker's palpable passion in improving handwriting skills is easily translated in this workshop." – Michael
"The speaker was very knowledgeable, and provided a substantial amount of hand outs and resources for us to use! I like how she educated first, then provided us with case studies and treatment ideas to make our learning the most effective. " – Pamela
"great intervention strategies, handouts, better understanding Delayed vs. Dysgraphia" – Gaye
"so much information covered. looks at the visual coupled with the prop and vestibular and how it influences handwriting. Broke it down to help with intervention planning and ideas for children that are struggling" – Miriam



