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HOW TO DO A FEEDING EVALUATION- The first step to a feeding assessment in occupational therapy is often a comprehensive Food Inventory Questionnaire. By understanding what a child is and is not eating helps the therapist to better understand food preferences in the way of textures, flavors, colors, tec. The food inventory is a great tool for consistent data collection.
Occupational Therapy

HOW TO DO A FEEDING EVALUATION- The first step to a feeding assessment in occupational therapy is often a comprehensive Food Inventory Questionnaire. By understanding what a child is and is not eating helps the therapist to better understand food preferences in the way of textures, flavors, colors, tec. The food inventory is a great tool for consistent data collection.

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HOW TO DO A FEEDING EVALUATION- The first step to a feeding assessment in occupational therapy is often a comprehensive Food Inventory Questionnaire. By understanding what a child is and …

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Fine Motor

This comprehensive resource breaks down all of the types of fine motor skills including open thumb web space, pinch, hand strength, opposition, arch development, proximal stability, coordination, and much more. You’ll find easy and precise activities to work on each fine motor skill area. Perfect for home activities to develop hand strength and coordination skills, and ideal function-based strategies for occupational therapy interventions.

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This comprehensive resource breaks down all of the types of fine motor skills including open thumb web space, pinch, hand strength, opposition, arch development, proximal stability, coordination, and much more. …

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Gross Motor Activities

Pediatric Neurology published research on 47 children diagnosed with cerebral palsy for  ophthalmic disorders and their association with neurological disorders.   All children were recommended to have comprehensive ophthalmic exams. The following assessments were completed: Gross Motor Function Classification System, Gross Motor Function Measure the Bayley Scales of Infant Development-II. The results indicated the following: 1.  ametropia (abnormal …

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Pediatric Neurology published research on 47 children diagnosed with cerebral palsy for  ophthalmic disorders and their association with neurological disorders.   All children were recommended to have comprehensive ophthalmic exams. The …

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