Occupational therapy for children /

"The strengths of this text include its comprehensiveness, its overall organization, and the study aids included in each chapter. The book lays the foundation for occupational therapy practice and identifies the broad knowledge base required for this endeavor. Building on this foundation, the b...

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Other Authors: Case-Smith, Jane, 1953-2014, Allen, Anne S., 1923-, Pratt, Pat Nuse
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: St. Louis : Mosby, [2001]
Edition:Fourth edition.
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Summary:"The strengths of this text include its comprehensiveness, its overall organization, and the study aids included in each chapter. The book lays the foundation for occupational therapy practice and identifies the broad knowledge base required for this endeavor. Building on this foundation, the book progresses logically from assessment through intervention with specific foci on postural control, hand function, visual perception, psychosocial and emotional development, feeding and oral motor skills, self-care and adaptation for independent living, play, handwriting, augmentative communication and computer access, and mobility. Specific strengths in content that merit emphases are the attention to the psychosocial development and needs of children, the use of technology to increase function, the importance of families and others in the child's system through the continuing process of adaptation, and the legislation that is relevant to children with disabilities and their families." (Foreword, p. ix).
Physical Description:xiv, 918 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:0323007643
9780323007641