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Crystal Turner

,

OT

Pediatric Occupational Therapist

Practice details and specialties

States Licensed to Practice

California
Florida
Texas

Education and Advanced Training

Texas Tech Health Sciences Center: BS, Occupational Therapy

Handwriting Without Tears
Executive Functioning
Healthy Interventions for Autism
Sensory & ADHD in Children and Adolescents
Understanding and Managing Visual Deficits in Children
NUERO-IFRAH

Languages Spoken

English

Specialties

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
ADS (Autism Spectrum Disorder)
Balance and Posture Issues
Emotional Regulation
Developmental Delay
Down Syndrome
Executive Functioning
Fine Motor Delay
Handwriting Difficulties
Learning Challenges
Motor Delays
Motor Planning and Coordination
Play Skills
Self-Care Skills
Sensory Processing Disorder
Sensory Seeking or Sensory Avoidance Behaviors
Transition and Routine Difficulties
Visual Motor Integration Problems
Visual Perceptual and Visual Motor Integration Difficulties

Get to know me

My name is Crystal Turner, and the kiddos affectionately call me Mrs. Crystal. I've been a registered occupational therapist (OT) for 26 years. My goal is to coach parents, caregivers, and educators in making functional gains in life skills when guiding children and young adults in the ADHD, neurodiverse, gifted and talented (GT), and autistic communities.

A little about me: I've worked in various settings throughout my career. I started in an inpatient rehab hospital and assisted in their Vision Therapy clinic. Subsequently, I transitioned into management for a few years. For the past 14 years, I've focused on what I love most—pediatrics! After working in both outpatient and home health pediatric settings, I began splitting my time between a part-time role at an ABA clinic and a part-time role in a school-based setting. Additionally, I conduct teacher and parent trainings on how OT can provide support in the areas of executive functioning, ADHD, Autism, GT, twice exceptionality, and neurodivergence.

I currently serve on the Board for StandUpLD, a nonprofit support network for parents and educators seeking resources to support and empower children with learning differences.

My name is Crystal Turner, and the kiddos affectionately call me Mrs. Crystal. I've been a registered occupational therapist (OT) for 26 years. My goal is to coach parents, caregivers, and educators in making functional gains in life skills when guiding children and young adults in the ADHD, neurodiverse, gifted and talented (GT), and autistic communities.

A little about me: I've worked in various settings throughout my career. I started in an inpatient rehab hospital and assisted in their Vision Therapy clinic. Subsequently, I transitioned into management for a few years. For the past 14 years, I've focused on what I love most—pediatrics! After working in both outpatient and home health pediatric settings, I began splitting my time between a part-time role at an ABA clinic and a part-time role in a school-based setting. Additionally, I conduct teacher and parent trainings on how OT can provide support in the areas of executive functioning, ADHD, Autism, GT, twice exceptionality, and neurodivergence.

I currently serve on the Board for StandUpLD, a nonprofit support network for parents and educators seeking resources to support and empower children with learning differences.

My name is Crystal Turner, and the kiddos affectionately call me Mrs. Crystal. I've been a registered occupational therapist (OT) for 26 years. My goal is to coach parents, caregivers, and educators in making functional gains in life skills when guiding children and young adults in the ADHD, neurodiverse, gifted and talented (GT), and autistic communities.

A little about me: I've worked in various settings throughout my career. I started in an inpatient rehab hospital and assisted in their Vision Therapy clinic. Subsequently, I transitioned into management for a few years. For the past 14 years, I've focused on what I love most—pediatrics! After working in both outpatient and home health pediatric settings, I began splitting my time between a part-time role at an ABA clinic and a part-time role in a school-based setting. Additionally, I conduct teacher and parent trainings on how OT can provide support in the areas of executive functioning, ADHD, Autism, GT, twice exceptionality, and neurodivergence.

I currently serve on the Board for StandUpLD, a nonprofit support network for parents and educators seeking resources to support and empower children with learning differences.

My name is Crystal Turner, and the kiddos affectionately call me Mrs. Crystal. I've been a registered occupational therapist (OT) for 26 years. My goal is to coach parents, caregivers, and educators in making functional gains in life skills when guiding children and young adults in the ADHD, neurodiverse, gifted and talented (GT), and autistic communities.

A little about me: I've worked in various settings throughout my career. I started in an inpatient rehab hospital and assisted in their Vision Therapy clinic. Subsequently, I transitioned into management for a few years. For the past 14 years, I've focused on what I love most—pediatrics! After working in both outpatient and home health pediatric settings, I began splitting my time between a part-time role at an ABA clinic and a part-time role in a school-based setting. Additionally, I conduct teacher and parent trainings on how OT can provide support in the areas of executive functioning, ADHD, Autism, GT, twice exceptionality, and neurodivergence.

I currently serve on the Board for StandUpLD, a nonprofit support network for parents and educators seeking resources to support and empower children with learning differences.

My name is Crystal Turner, and the kiddos affectionately call me Mrs. Crystal. I've been a registered occupational therapist (OT) for 26 years. My goal is to coach parents, caregivers, and educators in making functional gains in life skills when guiding children and young adults in the ADHD, neurodiverse, gifted and talented (GT), and autistic communities.

A little about me: I've worked in various settings throughout my career. I started in an inpatient rehab hospital and assisted in their Vision Therapy clinic. Subsequently, I transitioned into management for a few years. For the past 14 years, I've focused on what I love most—pediatrics! After working in both outpatient and home health pediatric settings, I began splitting my time between a part-time role at an ABA clinic and a part-time role in a school-based setting. Additionally, I conduct teacher and parent trainings on how OT can provide support in the areas of executive functioning, ADHD, Autism, GT, twice exceptionality, and neurodivergence.

I currently serve on the Board for StandUpLD, a nonprofit support network for parents and educators seeking resources to support and empower children with learning differences.

Other Interests

My husband and I have three fun and always adventurous teenage boys! We love to travel, create adventures, and add value and kindness wherever we go. As a teenage boy mom and OT, modifying life's daily activities and teaching them to become thriving adults is a skill set I continue to develop every day!

"Kinspire allows me to help families create/implement practical interventions for their specific needs in real time."