Collaborating Clinicians - Occupational and Speech Therapy
10-Mar-2011 - 11-Mar-2011
Collaborating Clinicians: Occupational and Speech Therapy Using a SensoryPresented by Kim Barthel, BMR, OTR
Location: Rainbow Centre, Singapore
Target Participants: Occupational Therapists & Speech-Language Therapists Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:
- Recognize arousal states and design strategies of readiness and interest for communication, interaction and relationship
- Outline the relationship between sensory processing and the development of interaction and communication skills
- Identify the significant aspect of speech sound production that relate to sensory integration, respiratory support, oral apraxia and oral motor function
- Describe the relationship between sensory processing and non- verbal communication and speech and language development
