Important Links

These organizations are working in meaningful ways to move forward the medical-educational collaboration model through advocacy and or practice.

These sites provide excellent resources and information about Special Education policy, advocacy, and practice.

These sites provide excellent background information about dyslexia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia, as well as useful resources about intervention and teaching children with learning differences.

These sites provide information about Speech Language therapy, classroom strategies, and information on treatment of particular challenges.

Here a some of our favorite motor and sensory sites, providing resources for home and classroom as well as information about specific topics.

These sites provide excellent resources and information about autism spectrum disorders for families and teachers as well as ideas for classroom support and more.

These sites provide excellent information about the results of trauma, particularly on children, but also in regards to teachers and parents as they work to support children who are survivors of neglect, abuse, abandonment, and/or trauma of any kind.

Children exhibiting atypical behaviors can be quite disruptive and persistent. Remembering that behavior is a communication that reflects something the child needs, can help us respond more appropriatley. These sites provide information about behavior as communication of a child’s needs as well as resources and successful ways to support children with getting what they need in the classroom and at home.

These are organizations whose goals align with and support efforts to include more children in Montessori classrooms.

Here's how it works:

A Community of Practice (CoP) is a group of people who come together to discuss a specific issue or problem as a mutually supportive team. While the group is made up of people who share a common purpose, group members often have varying degrees of training and different experiences, making each member's contributions unique and valuable. 

MMPI is pleased to announce the formation of our first CoP, designed for Ghana's pediatric OTs. Our goal is to create a supportive and collaborative place to develop OT practice skills and to explore ways to expand culturally relevant pediatric OT practice in Ghana.