It’s that time again… Time for an occupational therapy review. Let’s take a look at the developmental frame of reference.

He is an excellent opportunity for another occupational therapy discussion. Any interventions or adaptive equipment come to mind? 

BRIEF SUMMATION:

Erika and Eva Sandoval are formerly conjoined twins from California. When they were born, they were connected from the bottom rib cage to the pelvis, sharing a third leg. With only a 30% chance of survival, Aida, the girls’ mum, decided the risk of delivering the twins worth it.

Background: While research has largely focused on the relationship between sensory processing patterns and internalizing behaviors (e.g., anxiety, depression) in children with autism spectrum disorder or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, this relationship is not fully understood among the general population or across development.

Method: This scoping review addressed the following research question: How are sensory processing patterns associated with internalizing behaviors (e.g., anxiety, depression) among children with various conditions as well as typically developing children from birth to 22 years of age?

Ten Items You can use for your Sensory Room

Here is one of the base things that we work on in school settings, one of the things that we use throughout life… Handwriting. Let’s learn more about this particular frame of reference.

It’s that time again… Occupational therapy reviews… Biomechanical Frame of Reference (for positioning children for function)

Here is another excellent opportunity for occupational therapy discussion.
Let’s see.....Interventions? Adaptations?
What say you OT!!

After a Loved One Dies— How Children Grieve
And how parents and other adults can support them

Some things...only OT's will understand. LOL. 

Hey occupational therapists! Let’s have a little bit of a review….The Behavior Frame of Reference.