OT Rex - OT Principles and Standards of Conduct

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[valeriavalencia]

Thank you so much for your content! its been a great study source for my exam, I would love to you to do one on MET levels :)

[HellzBellz]

Could I speak to you in a private messange about a question I have that relates to my autistic toddler and some questionable behaviors from her OT and if it does or doesn't violate my daughters right as a patient and violates the ethics code of an Occupational Therapy I was going to file a grievance/ complaint to her employer but I don't want to ruin or put a stain on someone's record until the way I'm feeling is validated and it's within my daughters rights as a parient. The way she chooses to conduct herself has got to be a ethics violation at the very least and it's undoing the progress we have made so far.