2016 CATALOG

CHILDREN & YOUTH
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Early Childhood: Occupational
Therapy Services for Children
Birth to Five
Edited by Barbara E. Chandler, PhD, OTR/L,
FAOTA
Occupational therapy brings the perspective
of occupational engagement to early
childhood practice. Advances or deviations
in childhood development resonate
throughout the child’s body and experience.
How these changes are expressed,
experienced, and addressed from a family-centered focus has profound
implications for the child’s ability to engage in occupations
that are meaningful and valuable for their quality of life. Occupational
therapy brings the perspective of occupational engagement
to early childhood practice.
This book and Self-Paced Clinical Course provides an enlightening
journey through occupational therapy with children at the earliest
stage of their lives. It focuses on community-based programs,
looks at the impact of federal legislation on occupational therapy
practice, and explores ways to articulate and demonstrate the
expertise of occupational therapy in transitioning early childhood
development into occupational engagement in natural environments.
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-296-4, 331 pages, 2010
Order #1256. AOTA Members: $69, Nonmembers: $98
Available for course adoption.
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MORE RESOURCES
• Assessment & Evaluation Resources, p. 15
• Autism Resources, p. 22
• Cognition, Occupation, and Participation Across the Life
Span, p. 26
• Driving and Community Mobility Resources, p. 34
• Mental Health Resources, p. 45
• School-Based Practice Resources, p. 56
• Sensory Integration & Processing Resources, p. 59
Occupational Therapy Practice
Guidelines for Early Childhood:
Birth Through 5 Years
By Gloria Frolek Clark, PhD, OTR/L, BCP,
FAOTA, and Karrie Kingsley, OTD, OTR/L
During early childhood, most children in
the United States achieve their developmental
milestones; however, about 1
of every 6 children will have a developmental
disability or disabling behavioral
problem before age 18. Less than half are
identified during early childhood.
This publication addresses occupational therapy practice for
children birth through age 5 years, including early intervention
and preschool practice. It defines the occupational therapy domain,
process, and intervention that occur within the boundaries of
acceptable practice. Topics include prematurity, ASDs, feeding
disorders, obesity, the NICU, and cerebral palsy, as well as motor
and praxis skills, sensory–perceptual skills, emotional regulation,
cognitive skills, and communication and social skills. Interventions
discussed include those promoting social–emotional development;
for feeding, eating, and swallowing; for improving cognitive
development; for promoting motor performance; and for service
delivery in early childhood. Appendices contain additional information
relating to early childhood practice, coding for intervention
and evaluations, funding sources affecting early childhood settings,
and methodologies used in the evidence-based literature review.
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-343-5, 150 pages, 2012
Order #2222. AOTA Members: $69, Nonmembers: $98
Available for course adoption.
Test of Handwriting Skills–
Revised
An untimed, clinical assessment of
neurosensory integration skills evident
in handwriting (both manuscript and
cursive) that often are disrupted in students
with learning difficulties. Provides
nationally derived, expanded norms
(through 18 years, 11 months for both
manuscript and cursive formats).
ISBN-13: 978-1-57128-440-0, 2007
Order #1417. AOTA Members: $140
(Available to AOTA Members only)
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The Fine Motor Olympics
Activities Set
By Marcia P. Bridgeman, OTR/L
Focuses on hand skills and functioning
in preschool or school programs. The
activities book provides 65 activities to
promote hand skills development. The
manual covers grasp patterns, hand muscle
development, wrist stability, arches
of the hand, the use of two hands together, shoulder stability, and
finger muscle warm-ups.
72 pages (book), 92 pages (manual), 2002
Order #1361. AOTA Members: $45, Nonmembers: $62
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