A Handwriting with Katherine Thank You Note
from Katherine J. Collmer, M.Ed., OTR/L
This summer, I was honored and humbled by the thoughtfulness of eight inspiring and knowledgeable Occupational Therapists who so lovingly shared their time and expertise with my readers on the Handwriting is Fun! Blog. Their willingness to jump in and give me a hand when I needed it most won’t ever be forgotten, for sure.
Most importantly, however, their words of wisdom in the 10 blogs they shared will help so many readers for years to come.
In that light, I wanted to take a moment to thank them personally and to share their work with you once again. And, as always, thank you to my readers. You are the foundation upon which the success of the Handwriting is Fun! Blog is built.
Thank you so much
Spaghetti and Meatball Spacing by Jaime Spencer, MA, OTR/L, Miss Jaime OT
Jaime Spencer from Miss Jaime OT,
Tips for Getting Away From Table-Top Activities by Rebecca Klockars, OT, OT Mommy
Rebecca Klockars from OT Mommy,
Low Tech Assistive Technology: MacGyver Inspired by Rebecca Klockars, OT, OT Mommy
Is Summer Handwriting Fun? by Stacy Turke, OTR/L, On the Road with @stacyturke OTR
Stacy Turke from On The Road with @stacyturke OTR,
The Challenge of Moving Toward Self-Sufficiency with or without Assistive Technology by Eleanor Cawley, MS, OTR/L, EleanorOT
Eleanor Cawley from EleanorOT,
Learning and Retaining through Technology, by Eleanor Cawley, M.S., OTR/L, EleanorOT
Help With Handwriting: A Screening Activity by Lyn Armstrong, OTR, LynOT
Lyn Armstrong from LynOT,
An OT Advocate for Change – Handwriting gets the help it deserves, by Marie Toole, OTR/L, School Tools
Marie Toole from School Tools, and
Behavior and Transitions in School Settings by Cara Koscinski, MOT, OTR/L, The Pocket OT
Cara Koscinski from The Pocket OT.
Thank you! I couldn’t have done it without you!
Katherine J. Collmer, M.Ed., OTR/L, owner, Handwriting With Katherine
Katherine J. Collmer, M.Ed., OTR/L, is a pediatric occupational therapist who specializes in the assessment and remediation of handwriting skills and understands the link between handwriting skills and writing. She can be contacted via her website, Handwriting With Katherine.
Disclaimer: The information shared on the Handwriting With Katherine website, blog, Facebook page, Twitter page, Pinterest page; in the Universal Publishing Handwriting Teachers’ Guides; on any guest blog posts or any other social media is for general informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for sound professional medical advice or evaluation and care from your physician/medical team or any other qualified health care providers. Therefore, the author of these links/posts take no responsibility for any liability, loss, or risk taken by individuals as a result of applying the ideas or resources.Photos are the property of Handwriting With Katherine, the authors, or the photographers on Pixabay and are not to be used in any fashion except as links to the appropriate blog or the Handwriting With Katherine website without the expressed, written permission of Katherine Collmer or the authors. Use of the photographer’s work should include the link attached to their photographs.
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