CE Article: Occupational Therapy’s Role in Social-Emotional Development Throughout Childhood
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SKU: CEA0417

Publisher: AOTA Continuing Education

Published: 2016

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Authors:

 

Mary Anderson, OTD, OTR/L

Lecturer in the Master of Occupational Therapy Program

University of Southern Maine

Lewiston, Maine

 

Sarah Grinder, MOT, OTR/L

Lecturer in the Master of Occupational Therapy Program

University of Southern Maine

Lewiston, Maine

 

Earn .1 AOTA CEU (1.25 NBCOT PDU/1 contact hour)

 

Abstract

 

Social and emotional development directly influence occupational performance in school, play, and social participation. With the adoption of social and emotional learning (SEL) standards becoming more widespread, it is important that occupational therapy practitioners understand how SEL standards, principles, and language can be incorporated into occupational therapy practice. This will ensure that therapists are documenting services and advocating for the profession in ways that are meaningful for school and health care teams as well as the recipients of occupational therapy services. This article examines the basic constructs of SEL, the domain of occupational therapy in SEL, and areas for intervention in SEL development.

 

Learning Objectives

 

1.  Describe SEL and its constructs

 

2.  Explain the distinct value of occupational therapy in social and emotional development

 

3.  Identify ways to incorporate SEL assessment and intervention into your own pediatric practice setting.

 

Target Audience:

Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy Assistants

 

Content Focus:

Play, Education; OT Process: Evaluation and Intervention

 

Reference Information:

Anderson, Mary; Grinder, Sarah. (2017) Occupational Therapy’s Role in Social-Emotional Development Throughout Childhood

OT Practice, 22(7). CE-1–CE-8