Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapists work on these skills to help children grasp and release small toys/items, and develop good handwriting skills.
What is fine motor skills
What is the most popular toy that speech therapists love to use when addressing multiple goals?
What is Mr. Potato Head
We eat this, but kids love this activity for sensory input in therapy
What is rice
Research has pointed to environmental and genetic factor as a potential cause of Autism... this is referred to as what.
Biomedical Causes
This is important in building a team do you have many different ideas, perspectives, and aspects.
Diversity
If your child loses his or her place when reading or copying from the board or may have poor eye contact. He/she may have difficulty with....
What is visual processing?
When giving a visual cue for the /g/ sound, speech therapists usually point to this part of their body.
What is the throat
The sense of smell is also know as this
What is Olfactory
It is usually the most common characteristic of Autism
What is lack of speech/communication skills
This something that we all have when we are navigating a car, but we also have these when we are navigating through life.
What are Blindspots
In the rehabilitation setting, which professional would most likely be on 'the rehab team' with an occupational therapist?
What is a Speech Therapist
Name two types of professions where someone is likely to develop a voice problem
Coaches
Cheerleaders
Preachers
Singers
This sensory system is closely associated with the structures of the inner ear
What is vestibular
Aspergers was diagnosed in 1944 by whom?
Who is Hans Asperger
Great team never stop doing this...
growing
learning
People also use OT as a reference for these two things
Going into overtime in a sport game
Getting overtime pay at work
Name three areas of speech therapy that require additional specialized training
Prompt Training
Laryngectomy Rehabilitation
LSVT (Voice)
The three "body senses" that are most affected with a sensory integration disorder.
What are vestibular, proprioceptive, and tactile.
Autism symtoms are usually seen by what age?
What is age 3
The five behaviors of a cohesive team are
Trust
Conflict
Commitment
Accountability
Trust
The American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA) was founded in ...
1917
No student graduates from an SLP program without reading this passage at least 10 times...
What is the Grandfather Passage
This type of home program is tailored to the individual child'd needs and typically consists of activities that can be used throughout the day to achiieve effective sensory integration
What is sensory diet
This is recommended as an effective way to teach young children with Autism social interaction skills
What is social stories
Knowing exactly what it is you are committed to and making sure everyone on your team is on the same page brings...
Clarity