Therapy Assistant 2 Go

Therapy Assistant 2 Go I offer in-person Therapy Assistant services to individuals and families in the Edmonton area. Virtual Therapy Assistant Services are also possible. Hi!

Let’s work together to make a difference in the lives of your loved ones! My name is Sharla Quantz and I am a Speech Therapy Assistant as well as an Occupational Therapy Assistant - it’s great to meet you! I offer support to private Speech Language Pathologists as well as Occupational Therapists, offering them therapy assistant services on a contract basis. I graduated in 2014 from Medicine Hat College, with my Therapy Assistant diploma majoring in Speech, I have my undergrad from University of Alberta in Linguistics. I have also taught Music for Young Children for 21 years - group music lessons for ages 2-12. I love incorporating elements of music into therapy sessions! I work short term contracts (think: treatment blocks) for SLPs or OTs who may be looking for help once in a while - freeing themselves up to possibly work on more complex cases, or however they would find my help useful for their private practice. I have designed posters for Social Skills classes, designed a registration form for a Social Skills camp, revamped and improved existing registration forms for an SLP, and worked simultaneously on OT and Speech goals for a client. In fact, I believe that the therapist/therapy assistant relationship has some fabulous potential when both partners manage their roles and work as a team. I value clear communication between treatment partners and their families. As some background, my practicum was spent six weeks in an Early Ed program and six weeks at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. I continued to volunteer as a communication partner at the Glenrose for the year following my practicum. I really enjoyed working with the adult population at the Glenrose, as I teach music to young kiddos and liked the change of pace. However, I would be open to working with clients of any age. I have a special interest in rehabilitation and brain injury recovery. I also have experience teaching English online for the last three and a half years, and have been working with some clients online during Covid-19 restrictions. So, the great news with that is, I can work with any speech or occupational therapist across Canada

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12/21/2025

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A good reminder heading into the holidays..
12/16/2025

A good reminder heading into the holidays..

So true in life and in our professional lives with the little bodies we encourage through teaching, therapy or caregiving. Every child develops in their own time! 💙☃️

Wanna be cool with the elementary set?
12/11/2025

Wanna be cool with the elementary set?

My student drew a picture of me in our session - how do you think she did?
11/13/2025

My student drew a picture of me in our session - how do you think she did?

So many good opportunities to work on fine motor skills with this creative project!
11/13/2025

So many good opportunities to work on fine motor skills with this creative project!

Super cool cardboard box city!!!

Find out more about this project - minimadthings.com/blogs/news/cardboard-box-town

I’ve been watching this summit and it’s got an amazing line up of literacy specialists - aimed at helping parents with p...
10/20/2025

I’ve been watching this summit and it’s got an amazing line up of literacy specialists - aimed at helping parents with practical tips!

If you’re homeschooling a child struggling with reading, I have something special to share with you.

I'm thrilled to invite you to the Second Annual Close the Reading Gap Summit, a free virtual conference featuring 18 reading experts who are here to help you.

This event is all about giving parents like you the confidence and tools to teach your struggling reader at home.

Whether your child has dyslexia or undiagnosed reading delays, you'll gain practical strategies to make home reading lessons effective and enjoyable.

At the summit, you'll discover how to set up a home reading routine, select the right curriculum for your child, and how to see dyslexia as a gift.

We’re also offering free assessment tools and advice on when and how to bring in additional support.

And that’s not all—there are giveaways, including free tutoring sessions, curriculum guides, and a chance to win a complete reading curriculum!

Join us for this unique opportunity to learn directly from leading experts on how to help your child thrive in reading.

Click the link for your FREE ticket, and get ready to transform your homeschooling experience.

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So cute and seasonal!
10/16/2025

So cute and seasonal!

Love this pumpkin sensory play!!!

from - frugalfun4boys.com/pumpkin-boats-fall-sensory-play-idea

A great opportunity for parent PD!
10/16/2025

A great opportunity for parent PD!

Flourish Parents - Join us for a FREE online session tonight! The presentation is a brief summary of No-Drama Discipline by Daniel Siege. We hope to see you online!

Handwriting, the old fashioned way, still matters. This is why I will encourage correct letter formation in my OT and Re...
08/27/2025

Handwriting, the old fashioned way, still matters. This is why I will encourage correct letter formation in my OT and Reading Coaching sessions. Have a listen!

Pen, Paper and Pathways: Why Handwriting Still Wires Our Brains for LearningListen to this AI-generated podcast created using LMNotebook - Handwriting is mor...

As a musician and speech therapy assistant, I find these connections fascinating.
08/21/2025

As a musician and speech therapy assistant, I find these connections fascinating.

Did you know your music lessons are also shaping language development? 🎶🧠

Musical notes and spoken words share a neural connection, both build the brain through pattern, precision, and practise.

You're not just teaching music. You're helping students become better listeners, readers, and communicators. That’s powerful teaching.

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08/11/2025

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Hi! My name is Sharla Quantz and I am a Speech Therapy Assistant as well as an Occupational Therapy Assistant - it’s great to meet you!

I offer support to private Speech Language Pathologists as well as Occupational Therapists, offering them therapy assistant services on a contract basis. I graduated in 2014 from Medicine Hat College, with my Therapy Assistant diploma majoring in Speech, I have my undergrad from University of Alberta in Linguistics. I have also taught Music for Young Children for 21 years - group music lessons for ages 2-12. I love incorporating elements of music into therapy sessions!

I work short term contracts (think: treatment blocks) for SLPs or OTs who may be looking for help once in a while - freeing themselves up to possibly work on more complex cases, or however they would find my help useful for their private practice. I have designed posters for Social Skills classes, designed a registration form for a Social Skills camp, revamped and improved existing registration forms for an SLP, and worked simultaneously on OT and Speech goals for a client.

In fact, I believe that the therapist/therapy assistant relationship has some fabulous potential when both partners manage their roles and work as a team. I value clear communication between treatment partners and their families. As some background, my practicum was spent six weeks in an Early Ed program and six weeks at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital. I continued to volunteer as a communication partner at the Glenrose for the year following my practicum. I really enjoyed working with the adult population at the Glenrose, as I teach music to young kiddos and liked the change of pace. However, I would be open to working with clients of any age. I have a special interest in rehabilitation and brain injury recovery.