Tag Archives: Jacqueline Martin

What’s the Big Deal about Play? Jacqueline Martin, Occupational Therapist

What is Play? Before reading any further, I challenge you to come up with a simple definition of play. Harder than it seems! For such a seemingly simple and universal concept, it is quite challenging to come up with a … Continue reading →

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What is Occupational Therapy for kids? Jacqueline Martin, OT

Despite what the name suggests, Occupational Therapists do not help children find jobs! Occupational Therapists help children with the occupations of childhood. Occupations are activities or roles that a child wants to do, needs to do or is expected to … Continue reading →

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Welcome new staff to Butterfly

Butterfly would like to give a belated but heartfelt welcome to new staff: Adrienne Walker, Physiotherapist Jacqueline Martin, Occupational Therapist Laura Anne Sheehan, Administrative Assistant We are excited about the quality of care that they have been providing and will … Continue reading →

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