Many of the children we work with are unable to take tests which require a good attention span and the ability to follow directions. These children may have ADD, ADHD or ASD. However, we need to be able to identify those deficits which are interfering with their ability to learn at school, participate in family activities and promote friendships.
Today you will expand your knowledge of sensory processing activities, and enhance your effectiveness to work with these children!
You will learn to identify which deficits have a sensory integration foundation, and thus be able to use treatment techniques to improve the quality of life for the kids you work with every day! In this workshop, I will teach you: how to identify behaviors which are sensory, determine underlying sensory systems which may be contributing to these behaviors, plan treatment strategies to help them more fully participate in school, community and home activities, and practice documenting your services.
| Manual (1.88 MB) | 49 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Neurological Foundations of Sensory Integration
Clinical Observation and Interviews for Assessment
Develop Interview Questions
Documentation for Maximum Reimbursement and Access to Services
Design treatment sessions based on Ayres SI principles
Susan B. Young, OTD, OTR/L, FAOTA, is a faculty member for the USC/WPS Sensory Integration and Praxis Test (SIPT) certification process. She was one of the original researchers for the SIPT under the supervision of Dr. A. Jean Ayres. She has many years of clinical practice including owning Children’s Therapy Group in Kansas City, a multidisciplinary private practice primarily serving children with sensory integration deficits. Dr. Young’s career includes director of OT and PT at Childrens Mercy Hospital, program director of the Occupational Therapy Program at Rockhurst University, and associate professor of OT at Belmont University.
She is an adjunct professor of OT at Belmont University. Graduate (MSOT and OTD) students have gained pediatric competence from Dr. Young’s expertise in the classroom and the lab experiences. She teaches workshops internationally as well as nationally. She is author of “Movement Is Fun”, a program of movement activities for preschool children based on sensory concepts.
Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Susan Young is an adjunct professor at Belmont University. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Non-financial: Susan Young is a member of the American Occupational Therapy Association and Kansas Occupational Therapy Association.
Course Requirement: Susan B. Young – Sensory Integration: Assessing and Treating Kids When Formal Testing Isn’t Possible
Real Value: $219.99
One time cost: USD 59.99
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