Quantifying Therapists' Activities during Sensory Integration Treatment for Young Children with Autism.

Cristin M Holland Erna Imperatore Blanche Barbara L Thompson

Published in: Physical & occupational therapy in pediatrics (2020)

The number of sensory opportunities and interactions the therapists provided suggest concordance with sensory integration treatment components in the clinical setting. General impression ratings indicate engagement between child and therapist may be an important aspect of sensory integration treatment for young children with ASD. Quantification of therapists' actions can provide insight into the moment-to-moment decision-making and relationships between therapist and child during daily practice of sensory integration treatment.

Keyphrases

decision making
autism spectrum disorder
mental health
primary care
intellectual disability
social media
replacement therapy
working memory