Toolkit Tuesday: Protocol & Therapy Review Worksheet
July 5, 2022
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Time for another Toolkit Tuesday! What is Toolkit Tuesday? It is the day that we review one of the tools in the My Child Will Thrive Toolkit, which you can find for free on our website here. This Toolkit Tuesday dwells on the importance of Protocol and Therapy Review Worksheet.
The Toolkit includes:
- Researched and field tested guides, tracking tools, checklists and cheat sheets allow you to get to the root of what is causing your child’s challenges. so that you don’t waste time creating them yourself.
- Videos to walk you through some of the more challenging topics you will need to learn to help identify what your child needs.
- Using The My Child Will Thrive Tool Kit gives you a head start so you can focus on what is most important – your child!
Today we’re talking about the Protocol & Therapy Review Worksheet or Progress Tracker which you can access here. I like to say that this tool adds a little science to the art of managing your child’s care. This tool not only helps you and your family be on the same page, but you can share it with your practitioner to make sure everyone knows what’s going on.
I recommend watching the video on YouTube (see below on this page) to see the tracker as I walk you through it. I hope you enjoy this episode!
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- More about the Protocol & Therapy Review Worksheet and how it’s helps you make the best decisions for your child’s care
- How to fill out the Protocol & Therapy Review Worksheet to be the most helpful for you and your practitioner
- How this one page document can give you confidence to make decisions about the next best steps for your child.
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Show Notes
- Why I think the Protocol & Therapy Review Worksheet is an important tool in our toolkit. (3:02)
- Walking through what’s on the review worksheet and how to fill it out. (5:00)
- Once you have all of this information, how it can be helpful to review with your practitioner or on your own on your review date. (9:20)
- Where you can find the free My Child Will Thrive Toolkit. (10:29)
Resources and Links
Sign up for the free My Child Will Thrive Toolkit
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[00:00:00] Tara Hunkin: This is My Child Will Thrive and I'm your host, Tara Hunkin, nutritional therapy practitioner, certified GAPs practitioner, restorative wellness practitioner, and mother. I'm thrilled to share with you the latest information, tips, resources, and tools to help you on the path to recovery for your child with ADHD, autism, sensory processing disorder, or learning disabilities.
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