There's an OT for That!

There's an OT for That!

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Find a better way with There’s an OT for That! Hosted by occupational therapist Dr. Brandy Archie, the podcast takes a practical, lighthearted look at everyday challenges—from raising kids and navigat... more
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  1. Number 1: What should I set up at home before a parent is discharged after a stroke?

    What should you set up at home before a loved one comes home after a stroke? Dr. Lyndi Hinkle, an OT and self-proclaimed “daughter for hire,” walks us through the home from the front door to the bedroom, covering mobility, bathroom safety, adaptive equipment, medication management, and more. Plus, learn why planning for independence—not just safety—can support recovery and help families feel more prepared for what comes next.Learn more about Dr. Lyndi Hinkle and her work helping families navigate aging, care coordination, and life at home:https://www.qualotoflife.com/AskSAMIE – Adaptive Equipment & Aging-in-Place Tools: https://www.asksamie.comDisclaimer: The following There’s an OT for That! podcast does not provide health or medical advice. All content is provided for informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider for specific healthcare advice, and are wholly responsible for the outcome of implementing any tips or information presented.

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  2. Number 2: What do I do about an extremely picky eater?

    What happens when mealtime battles meet a mom determined to find a better way? In Part 2 of Meg Dieter’s story, she shares how her daughter’s sensory differences inspired her to create WhimsiBeans—a sensory-friendly vitamin sprinkle designed to make trying new foods and getting essential nutrients a little easier. From setting realistic mealtime boundaries to working with feeding specialists and nutrition professionals, Meg reveals the lessons, challenges, and “why” behind bringing WhimsiBeans to life.Find out more about these sensory-friendly vitamin sprinkles here: https://whimsibeans.com/AskSAMIE – Adaptive Equipment & Aging-in-Place Tools: https://www.asksamie.comDisclaimer: The following There’s an OT for That! podcast does not provide health or medical advice. All content is provided for informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider for specific healthcare advice, and are wholly responsible for the outcome of implementing any tips or information presented.

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  3. Number 3: How do I know if my toddler's picky eating is something more than a phase?

    What do you get when a mom, a picky-eating challenge, and a sprinkle obsession collide? Meg Dieter shares the story behind WhimsiBeans and how her daughter Chloe’s autism diagnosis and sensory sensitivities inspired a whole new way to make mealtime—and getting essential nutrients—easier. From crushed vitamins to colorful sprinkles, discover how one family’s everyday challenge sparked an innovative idea. And this is only Part 1—there’s more to the story!Find out more about these sensory-friendly vitamin sprinkles here: https://whimsibeans.com/AskSAMIE – Adaptive Equipment & Aging-in-Place Tools: https://www.asksamie.comDisclaimer: The following There’s an OT for That! podcast does not provide health or medical advice. All content is provided for informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider for specific healthcare advice, and are wholly responsible for the outcome of implementing any tips or information presented.

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  4. Number 4: What grab bars and rails make a bathroom safe for an aging parent?

    What makes a bathroom truly safe for aging in place? Dr. Gail Stocks joins Brandy Archie to break down why grab bars, shower features, and other home modifications should be tailored to the person—not simply installed according to a standard. From avoiding suction grab bars to planning for universal design, they share practical ways to make safety features functional, beautiful, and seamlessly integrated into any home.Find more accessibility options with Dr. Gail Stocks at: https://ezwaytostay.com/AskSAMIE – Adaptive Equipment & Aging-in-Place Tools: https://www.asksamie.comDisclaimer: The following There’s an OT for That! podcast does not provide health or medical advice. All content is provided for informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider for specific healthcare advice, and are wholly responsible for the outcome of implementing any tips or information presented.

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  5. Number 5: How do I know when my parent can't safely live alone anymore?

    Before deciding that someone can no longer live safely at home, there may be more options than you think. Brandy Archie talks with home modification expert Dr. Gail Stocks about preserving independence, balancing safety with quality of life, and making homes safer without making them feel clinical or institutional. From lighting and color contrast to stylish grab bars and simple entryway fixes, discover how thoughtful modifications can help people stay where they want to be—home. Find more accessibility options with Dr. Gail Stocks at: https://ezwaytostay.com/ AskSAMIE – Adaptive Equipment & Aging-in-Place Tools: https://www.asksamie.com Disclaimer: The following There’s an OT for That! podcast does not provide health or medical advice. All content is provided for informational purposes only. Listeners are encouraged to speak with their healthcare provider for specific healthcare advice, and are wholly responsible for the outcome of implementing any tips or information presented.

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