Pediatric Occupational Therapy Handbook

Great reference and easy to find what you need. Highly recommend for healthcare professionals, occupational therapists, teachers, speech patholists and more!

This handbook is very organized and very helpful. It is organized in a way that makes sense and provides just enough info.

Great little tool and has helped me in OT school.

Bought this so I could have a fall-back manual at my first pediatric level 2 clinical; it's a good book, w/ lots of info. That said, when it comes to 'suggested interventions', they give you a bullet point list, as short as they can possibly make it, for each disorder. Literally, they might say 'Work on balance'. That's their suggested intervention, w/ no further explanation or break down. It is handy for precautions and general info on disorders.

Good book and looking forward to using it in my beginning practice as an OTA.

great resource though. will keep handy for years to come. very compact small size, will fit perfect in the pocket of my scrubs.

Everything you need as a short quick reference for eval and treatments.

Only a quick reference with categorical interventions, for example "task accommodations; environmental accommodations", which is listed for most of the conditions. Vague and broad, not very helpful for specific intervention ideas for therapists of today's therapy world. Also, nearly a decade old text with minimal references per condition that may be research from 10+ years ago. Will need to search for other resources to actually learn from. Only would recommend to therapists that have less than minimal pediatric OT experience and knowledge.