If you had 3 Wishes...What would they be...

 Sleep Better?
Move more Easily?
Relieve Anxiety or Pain?
Stay more Focused?
Have better Coordination?
Stop taking certain Medications for Good?
Decrease Sensitivities to Sounds, Touch or Movement?


Wishes really DO come true with the right help!

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Superior Therapy Connections - Private Occupational Therapy Services

Heidi McLarty is an Occupational Therapist, working in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Upon graduating from Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia with a degree in Occupational Therapy, Heidi worked at the Moncton Hospital on the Geriatric Rehabilitation Unit. Almost a year later, Heidi moved to Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and worked at the Sault Area Hospital with adults post surgery as well as those experiencing a variety of challenges such as a stroke, dementia, etc. She then started working with children in the Fall of 2005 at the Children's Rehabilitation Centre Algoma, and continued working with children until the Fall of 2012. Heidi has been inspired through her work as an Occupational Therapist to continue to seek out the best interventions out there and "current and cutting edge" treatment methods to help those she is treating. Heidi's most recent speciality areas include helping children and adults alike to build up their brain and body, thereby maturing their nervous systems through integrating their primitive reflexes. In January of 2012, Heidi became the first Rhythmic Movement Training (RMT) Instructor in Canada. She periodically teaches the RMT #1 & 2 courses. Heidi has also trained to use a soft (a.k.a. cold laser) to help with primitive reflex integration using a program called Quantum Reflex Integration. This program has been shown to have amazing results! Additionally, Heidi has training in Craniosacral Therapy and Therapeutic Listening. Read on for more details.
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Heidi originally created this website to serve as an educational resource to share with others about various health and related topics about development. She welcomes comments or questions.  She will not be posting advice for specific cases but hopes to gather and post useful information in respect to issues of interest, or those that she has dealt with or researched as a professional in the field of Occupational Therapy. She has not reviewed every resource posted here in depth, but considers them to be useful resources.  Heidi will not be offering direct advice on this website. Those who wish further information can consult with Heidi for Occupational Therapy services.