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    Early intervention programs are provided all over the United States to premature infants to age three, but sometimes it can even go beyond if approved during certain situations. Early intervention programs vary from state to state with rules and regulations, but overall it helps children that are born with disabilities or developmental delays during the time they should be developing the skills that a normal developing child would have developed. These children can be either be environmentally…

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    different aspects in an individual’s life. Understanding which occupation-based model best fit my personal beliefs was an extensive process. I started by making a complete list of things that I valued and believed in, including my beliefs about occupational therapy. I thought about what affects my daily decisions and my daily thoughts. I also thought about all of the experiences I had as a child and the lessons that I learned. These lessons and values are still part of my belief system and they…

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    In regards to placement or map out of IEP for Bentley Barr. Per the evaluations that were conducted by Childwatch/Capital School District, Bentley’s family has been discussing the best options and we’re not sure we agree and would like to re-evaluate Bentley’s placement choice for the Wesley School for reasons to be further noted. I request Prior Written Notice to explain why Bentley was offered a two day program even though the IEP team thought that he needed to be awarded one more day, but…

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    Occupational therapy promotes health and well-being while considering the clients’ interests, values, habits, and roles (American Occupational Therapy Association, 2010). These occupations and activities give purpose and fulfillment to one’s life. To encourage their clients to resume participation in their daily activities, occupational therapists create plans and interventions best-suited for their clients. To eliminate addictive behaviors or add positive behaviors, occupational therapists can…

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    occupation of Mike, environmental factors should be modified with his current conditions. In order to achieve the goal, following assessments are need to evaluate his functional level to determine where to start treatment sessions to increase his occupational…

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    To be apart of their growth, celebrate the achievements and motivate them throughout the obstacles. I choose occupational therapy because I can see first hand results within my efforts to make a beneficial impact on the…

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    Marisol Elizondo What Occupational Therapy Means to Me Occupational therapy to me is working with people of all ages who need individualized assistance in performing daily activities to lead a more productive and meaningful life. As an occupational therapist assistant, you work with clients who have impairments which are preventing them from leading a normal life. In the role of an occupational therapist assistant you get to work individually with your clients and help them achieve their goals.…

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    found occupational therapy I knew that it was the job I wanted to commit myself to, because it provides so many opportunities to do just that. I saw a quote once by Kelly Andrasik, that said: “I finally decided on occupational therapy because I knew that this field would allow me to help those who feel like they have lost everything’ and I couldn’t have agreed more. It is easy to take our everyday task for granted; it isn’t until we lose them that we realize how important they are. Occupational…

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    Occupational therapy helps people to overcome or maintain what impairs them in everyday life. Listening to what the client needs, then providing a safe way for the client to perform daily activities. Giving clients the skills that are needed to function that have been lost due to work related injury, aging, disease, surgery, physical and mental disabilities. Explain your interest in becoming an Occupational Therapy Assistant. I really want to help people. A friend told how…

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    of importance by the illness groups. I learnt that a multidiscipline team approach is most effective, when we’re collaborating with other health professionals we are allowing for the rehabilitation of the individual as a whole. This means as an occupational therapist we are remaining client centred in our practice. Finally taking into account all the above mentioned factors, it can be seen that the…

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