How Do Therapists Communicate to Parents and Teachers?
How Do Therapists Communicate to Parents and Teachers?
Do you ever wonder how often other therapists communicate with parents and teachers? Or what type of communication therapists prefer? Well, you have come to the right place! The results are in from the last Your Therapy Source survey where 167 participants answered questions on the frequency and type of communication with parents and teachers. Please take a moment to answer the current survey when you are done reading the results.
Question #1: What is your job title?
59.9% were OTs
16.2% were PTs
13.8% were COTAs
2.4% were PTAs
2.4% were SLPs
The remaining 5.3% were Parent advisor, School Counselor, Behavior Analyst, Mediator, OT service provider infant toddler, Adapted PE, Intervention Specialist, Recreational adaptive program coordinator and Music Therapist-Board Certified.
Therapists, school staff, and parents are all so busy it can be hard to communicate. This collection of forms will save you loads of time. Therapists can review schedules, report on daily or weekly progress, track behavior, review IEP goals, track communication and more. It is suitable for all school based therapists. Parents can request therapist to complete daily or weekly updates especially beneficial for non-verbal children. There are 21 forms including:
- Therapy Schedule
- Therapy Update 1
- Therapy Update 2
- Therapy Notes
- Behavior Form
- Teacher Communication Log
- Parent/Guardian Communication Log
- Weekly Log
- Daily Log
- Great News
- Letter of Concern
- Getting to Know You
- Pre-IEP Input
- Goal Review with Student
- Goal Review for Teachers
- Goal Review for Parent/Guardian
- Therapy Lesson Plan
- Communication Checklist
- Therapy Survey for Kids
- Therapy Satisfaction Survey for Parents/Guardians
- Therapy Satisfaction Survey for Teachers
Find out more about School and Home Communication Forms for Therapists.