An occupational therapist may work interprofessionally with…
An occupational therapist may work interprofessionally with a SLP to collaborate on social pragmatics, expressive and receptive language, problem solving, executive functioning, and social participation. Additionally, an occupational therapist may work with other professionals to collaborate on motor and process performance skills. Besides a teacher and a psychologist, list two other professionals an occupational therapist may work with to support the child.
Read DetailsA child’s occupations are impacted and embedded by cultural…
A child’s occupations are impacted and embedded by cultural practices and values of one’s family and community. Parenting methods including discipline styles, child supervision, structuring routines, and/or following specific sleep schedules may be valued and practiced differently as influenced by culture.
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