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Occupational Therapy Sensory Assessment
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Occupational Therapy Sensory Assessment

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Initial Consultation with the client and caregivers
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Understand a Full History of the client's Sensory Behaviors
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Observe the client's natural setting and reactions
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Ask questions from caregiver regarding the sensory issues of the child
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Discuss the concerns and needs of the client/caregiver related to sensory issues
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Approval: Caregiver's Concerns and Needs
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Develop a detailed sensory profile for the client
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Select appropriate Sensory Integration and Praxis Tests (SIPT)
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Conduct the selected SIPT with the client
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Document the performances and observations during the test
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Evaluate the client's sensory preferences and aversions
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Identify the sensory challenges affecting client's daily life
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Aggregate Data and Analyze the Results from the SIPT
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Approval: Analysis of SIPT Results
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Develop a comprehensive report of the sensory assessment
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Draft the recommendations and treatment plan based on the assessment findings
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Plan a feedback session with the client/caregiver
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Review and finalize the recommendations and treatment plan with the caregiver/client
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Approval: Final Recommendations and Treatment Plan
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Schedule follow-up assessment appointments