Fees paid to an occupational therapist are typically considered to be tax deductible medical expenses by Revenue Canada. Your child may also qualify for a Child Disability Tax Credit. Fees are reimbursable under many work group insurance plans.
Family Support For Children with Disabilities (FSCD)
JILL FOREMAN B.P.E., B.H.SC.O.T.
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST
Jill is the proud mother of 3 amazing children & she absolutely loves being an occupational therapist. She received an undergraduate degree from the University of Alberta in Adapted Physical Education in 1998 & completed her degree in Occupational Therapy at McMaster University in 2000.
Jill provides private occupational therapy services for children from kindergarten through grade 12 in a clinic setting. Jill truly enjoys connecting with children, families, health care team members & school staff. She brings an ability to problem-solve, a love of family-centred service, and a playful spirit to her clients.
Jill has a keen interest in helping children & their families within a variety of areas including: self regulation, social skills, fine motor skills, executive functioning, sensory processing skills, attention skills & mental health concerns. Jill enjoys a varied practice, including providing support for students with learning disabilities, through to the gifted learner, with a variety of diagnoses.
Jill is a registered member of:
Alberta College of Occupational Therapists (ACOT),
Society of Alberta Occupational Therapists (SAOT),
Additional Training:
The Science of Emotion - Dr. Gordon Neufeld
Certified Yoga Teacher - 200 hour Iyengar certified yoga teacher through the Yoga Studio College of Canada
Social Thinking Workshop - The Incredible Flexible You ®
Sensory Integration Toolkit Workshop - Alert Program ® - How Does Your Engine Run?
Program Evaluation
Publications:
Supporting kindergarten children to be successful learners. Occupational Therapy Now, Nov/Dec 2009, V.11-4.
The parent connection: Understanding Therapy. Calgary's Child Magazine, Sept/Oct 2008, p.83.
Dunn, W. & Ball, J. (ed.) Development of Evidence-Based Knowledge. In Law, M. & MacDermid, J. editors. Evidence-Based Rehabilitation: A Guide to Practice. 2nd Edition. 2008.