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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Pediatric occupational therapy"”.
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The ecology of change in outdoor therapy (ECO-Therapy) model: A preliminary theoretical framework for nature-based pediatric occupational therapy practice
… children to nature may support improved occupational participation and performance. Occupational therapy practitioners are beginning to take their work with children outdoors into nature, but a unifying model or theoretical framework incorporating nature does not yet exist in the field of …
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Making Sense of Sensory Processing: A Pilot Program for Parents and Teachers Educating the Use of Sensory Intervention in Pediatric Occupational Therapy
… learning” (Bundy & Murray, 2002, p.3). While occupational therapists are well versed in understanding and applying constructs of this theory to practice, less often are parents and teachers able to understand and apply it in the same way. Increasing parent and teacher awareness and knowledge …
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PediApp Finder: Creating a Pediatric Application Database
… technology is a natural fit to the field of occupational therapy, research demonstrates that few resources exist for finding apps for use in occupational therapy intervention with children (Hoesterey & Chappelle, 2012; Waite, 2012). The purpose of this project was to develop a free and …
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The Preschool Kitchen Task Assessment (PKTA): Assessing Validity of a Performance-based Assessment of Executive Function
… (EF) deficits is a growing area of focus in pediatric occupational therapy practice. However, there is a lack of performance-based assessments of EF in preschool-aged children. This study sought to establish preliminary criterion-related validity of the Preschool Kitchen Task Assessment …
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Therapeutic Listening® and Bilateral Coordination in Typically Developing Children
<p><strong>Abstract</strong></p> <p>This study examined the effects of a 15-minute Therapeutic Listening Quickshift® series intervention on 8-10 year-old typically developing children. A convenience sample was used for 8 participants in Marin County, California. Participants were randomly assigned …