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The Your Therapy Source Podcast shares practical, research-informed ideas to help educators, therapists, and families better understand how children learn, move, regulate, and participate.Hosted by Margaret Rice, PT, each episode explores topics related to the brain, body, learning, movement, sensory processing, self-regulation, executive functioning, school-based therapy, classroom challenges, and current research.The goal is simple: turn complex ideas into useful strategies you can understand and apply.Practical ideas. Powerful tools. Better outcomes.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Your Therapy Source Podcast shares practical, research-informed ideas to help educators, therapists, and families better understand how children learn, move, regulate, and participate. Hosted by Margaret Rice, PT, each episode explores topics related to the brain, body, learning, movement, sensory processing, self-regulation, executive functioning, school-based therapy, classroom challenges, and current research.
Your Therapy Source Podcast is hosted by Your Therapy Source. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "How to Help Your Students Follow Multistep Directions" (21 October 2026, 9 minutes), "Why Does a Student Need Constant Adult Reassurance?" (15 October 2026, 9 minutes), and "Why do some students have big reactions to small problems?" (2 October 2026, 8 minutes).
Your Therapy Source Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 15 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for Your Therapy Source Podcast is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Your Therapy Source Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Your Therapy Source Podcast's contact route on record: public web form.
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Your Therapy Source hosts Your Therapy Source Podcast, an education podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Visit Your Therapy Source for the research references and two FREE printables to help students follow multistep directions. Why does a student complete the first step, then get stuck? Join Margaret Rice, PT, as she...
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Does a student constantly ask, "Is this right?" or "Can you check my work?" even when they understand the assignment? Frequent adult reassurance can make it difficult for students to develop independent work skills...
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Why do some students have big reactions to small problems? A broken pencil, a schedule change, a difficult assignment, or an unexpected transition may look minor from the outside, but the student may already be managing...
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Does recess really help students focus and learn? In this episode of the Your Therapy Source Podcast, we look at the updated 2026 American Academy of Pediatrics recess recommendations and what they mean for teachers...
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What happens when we stop giving students more information and simply give their brains time to think? In this episode, explore Quiet Thinking Time , a simple classroom routine that provides 30, 60, or 90 seconds of...
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Why does a student have messy handwriting, and what can actually help? In this episode, learn how to look beyond “just practice more” and support handwriting through three practical steps: Get Ready, Build Skills, and...
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Sensory over-responsivity can make everyday school experiences feel overwhelming for some students. Loud classrooms, crowded cafeterias, bright lights, scratchy clothing, unexpected sounds, and other sensory input may...
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Episode 8: Why Are Students Coming to School Without the Skills to Learn? Students are expected to manage attention, emotions, transitions, organization, problem-solving, frustration, and independence throughout the...
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Episode 7: What Skills Do Students Need to Become More Independent? What skills actually help students become more independent at school, at home, and during everyday routines? In this episode of the Discover How Your...
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<p>Episode 6: When Helping Too Much Gets in the Way of Independence</p><p>Sometimes helping a student is simply faster. We find the folder, give the next direction, identify the first step, suggest the movement break...
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Episode 6: When Helping Too Much Gets in the Way of Independence Sometimes helping a student is simply faster. We find the folder, give the next direction, identify the first step, suggest the movement break, or remind...
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<p>Episode 5: Why Does a Student Wander Around the Classroom?</p><p><br></p><p>A student gets up during lessons, walks around the classroom, leaves their assigned area, or seems unable to stay connected to instruction...
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Episode 5: Why Does a Student Wander Around the Classroom? A student gets up during lessons, walks around the classroom, leaves their assigned area, or seems unable to stay connected to instruction from one location...
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<p>Episode 4: Why Does a Student Lose Focus So Quickly?</p><p><br></p><p>A student starts working, but within minutes their attention is somewhere else. A classmate moves, a pencil drops, someone whispers, or something...
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Episode 4: Why Does a Student Lose Focus So Quickly? A student starts working, but within minutes their attention is somewhere else. A classmate moves, a pencil drops, someone whispers, or something on the desk catches...
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A student touches classmates, reaches for other people’s materials, leans into peers, runs their hands along surfaces, or seems to have difficulty maintaining personal space. It can be frustrating, especially when the...
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<p>A student touches classmates, reaches for other people’s materials, leans into peers, runs their hands along surfaces, or seems to have difficulty maintaining personal space.</p><p><br></p><p>It can be frustrating...
<p>A friendly, enthusiastic student keeps calling out, making noises, chewing on pencils, and acting before they have time to pause.</p><p><br></p><p>It can be easy to see those behaviors as disruptive or impulsive. But...
A friendly, enthusiastic student keeps calling out, making noises, chewing on pencils, and acting before they have time to pause. It can be easy to see those behaviors as disruptive or impulsive. But the same student...
A student knows what to do, but still can’t seem to get started. What’s happening between understanding the assignment and actually beginning it? In Episode 1 of Discover How Your Students Learn , Margaret Rice, PT...
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