FREE WEBINAR
4 Essential Steps Towards a
Strength-Based Approach to Autism
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Take 50 minutes to
dive deep
Autism Interventions
Why so many SLPs and OTs are using the wrong lens in their autism interventions, and why it matters way more than we realize
Up-to-date Research
What the latest research tells us about autism learning styles, and what we can learn from adults on the spectrum
Connecting with Clients
How outdated ideas about autism are holding us back from truly connecting with our clients
Shifting Perspective
How to transform our work by shifting to a strengths-based approach to autism interventions
Meet your
Instructor
INSTRUCTOR
Meg Proctor
M.S., OTR/L
Founder of Learn Play Thrive, Occupational Therapist
(she/her)
Meg Proctor
M.S., OTR/L
Founder of Learn Play Thrive, Occupational Therapist
(she/her)
Meg (she/her) is an occupational therapist who cares deeply about person-affirming therapy. At Learn Play Thrive, she hopes to springboard as many OTs and SLPs as humanly possible into offering neurodiversity-affirming therapy with ease. Meg has supported thousands of therapists to become confident, effective OTs and SLPs who use strengths-based strategies with their autistic* clients and support their clients’ sense of belonging and identity.
Meg has worked in early intervention, schools, and clinics. She is a former faculty member of the TEACCH® Autism program, and she is the host of the Two Sides of the Spectrum Podcast, where she interviews autistic adults and other professionals striving to change therapy practice.
She is the primary instructor in The Learn Play Thrive Approach to Autism, where she fills up the toolboxes of OTs and SLPs with strengths-based strategies to use in their work. Meg also teaches Module 1 of the LPT Approach to Autism as a stand-alone live course, A Strengths-Based Approach to Autism.
*We use identity-first language as it’s the preference of most autistic adults and helps to reduce stigma.
Meg has worked in early intervention, schools, and clinics. She is a former faculty member of the TEACCH® Autism program, and she is the host of the Two Sides of the Spectrum Podcast, where she interviews autistic adults and other professionals striving to change therapy practice.
She is the primary instructor in The Learn Play Thrive Approach to Autism, where she fills up the toolboxes of OTs and SLPs with strengths-based strategies to use in their work. Meg also teaches Module 1 of the LPT Approach to Autism as a stand-alone live course, A Strengths-Based Approach to Autism.
*We use identity-first language as it’s the preference of most autistic adults and helps to reduce stigma.
Disclosures for Meg Proctor
FINANCIAL: Meg is the owner of Learn Play Thrive and receives a salary.
NON-FINANCIAL: Meg has friends and colleagues who are autistic.
FINANCIAL: Meg is the owner of Learn Play Thrive and receives a salary.
NON-FINANCIAL: Meg has friends and colleagues who are autistic.
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