Multidisciplinary Collaboration Series- Module 5: OT & ABA
$79.00
Special Learning’s last Webinar in their Collaboration series introduced an O/T, Speech and ABA Collaboration framework. Analyzing a complex case in which all three providers are brought in to provide services for the same client. Developed a master “Client Independence Plan” from which to develop individual plans that are comprehensive, cohesive, and aligned with the master plan to ensure best, quickest outcomes for clients.
LEVEL: Intermediate
CEUs: 2 BACB Learning CEU / 2 QABA General (Included with purchase)
Most BCBAs generally understand the role of a Speech Therapist, Psychologist, and Educators. When it comes to understanding the practice scope of OTs, it’s much less clear, and as a result, OTs often get placed in a box.
Occupational therapy services enable clients to participate in their everyday life activities in their desired roles, contexts and environments, and life situations. Their scope of practice includes the following domains:
- ADLs (Activities of Daily Living)
- IADLs (Instrumental Activities of Daily Living)
- Rest and Sleep
- Education
- Work
- Play
- Leisure
- Social Participation
Except for Rest and Sleep, at a high level, these domains closely resemble the domains in ABA programs.
So… if a client is receiving both O/T and ABA services, who does what? More importantly, who should do what? Add to this conundrum, Speech domains and it becomes clear as mud.
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