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Original Article

The Clinician as Advocate for Sensory Integration

Pages 137-146 | Published online: 03 Aug 2009
 

Abstract

This paper discusses professional advocacy as a means to promote occupational therapy services for clients. Although sensory integration is the focal point, the process discussed below for evaluating a system is valuable for promoting any aspect of occupational therapy. Examples of providing occupational therapy to children in a public school setting are used to illustrate the principles of the process.

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