[blindkid] OT goals~help needed!
Susan Harper
sueharper at firstchurchgriswold.org
Sat Jan 24 13:38:12 UTC 2009
Hi Stacy,
Does the OT have a supervisor or someone above her you can appeal to.
Another option might be to request a second opinion and a new assessment.
Ask if you can be present and ask for a copy of the assessment tool.
Obviously something is not right here. Also if this is a hospital setting,
you can request to speak to a patient advocate. Most facilities have a
patient advocate.
Hope this helps!
Blessings,
Sue H.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 12:14 PM, Stacy Lemmon <
slemmonrn at spotlight-music.com> wrote:
> Our daughter, 5, had been seen privately in OT for over a year. That
> therapist resigned. So, after a period of time on a waiting list we were
> excited to be seen by a new OT. She has seen her twice and plans on
> discharging her. Along with being visually impaired, Adison has
> hypbermobility and poor endurance of her hands/wrists. She did not qualify
> for OT through the IU (she did not have the 25% delay required for
> services). I have spoken with the new therapist and she has agreed to keep
> her for several more sessions. My question is, can anyone help me with some
> goals? She needs help with ADL skills...zippering, buttoning. The therapist
> says she set the goal for 2/2 buttons in 2 sessions, she states she has met
> this....I have never seen her successfully zipper her coat/boots or use
> anything other than large buttons. Another goal of the OT....that she
> wheelbarrow walk for 20 ft. I'm sure that helps build upper body strength,
> but come on!
>
> Thanks!
> Stacy
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