Product Description
- Views children’s occupations from a perspective of culture, family, mental health and of disabilities they may have, and the environments where they live, go to school, and play.
- Addresses assessment, goal setting and the different forms interventions can take.
- Examines the disabilities and impairments commonly associated encountered by OTs working with children, and describes the way those conditions may interfere with everyday life.
- Brings theory to life with vignettes that illustrate the ways in which the physical and cultural environments influence participation in occupation, lighthearted chapter subtitles, and quotes from real children.
- Discusses assessments and interventions.
- Features common developmental milestones in the Appendix.
- Uses a wealth of pedagogical features to enhance learning, promote critical thinking, and bring context to the content…
- Lighthearted chapter subtitles and quotes from real children.
- Objectives clarify learning expectations.
- Vignettes personalize pediatric OT therapy and illustrate the ways in which the physical and cultural environments influence participation in occupation.
- "Here’s the Point" summarize key points of chapter sections.
- "What Else is in the Toy Box?" lists additional sources to enrich knowledge
- "Prove It!" boxes emphasize available evidence.
- "Practice Wisdom" highlights the skill and knowledge of clinical experts.
- Active Learning engages the reader in the process of learning.
Features
- Used Book in Good Condition
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