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2008 Conference
Representatives: Kelly, Amanda, Morgan (c/o 2009)
Morgan
Education sessions:
- Teaching emotions to children with autism spectrum disorders
- Coping with Lymphedema: a qualitative study
- Adult treatment model for sensory processing disorders
- Sensorimotor intervention in the school setting using a group approach: effective, efficient, evidence
- Hippotherapy
- Paws and READ: enhancing the occupation of reading through use of a therapy dog
- Engagement through doing in community practice: increasing motivation, self-efficacy and self-sufficiency among homeless and mental-health populations
- Web-based product feedback: meeting the needs of assistive technology consumers
- Design, Implementations and evaluation of a social skills program for school-aged children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorders
- Rebuild Together
- Incorporating diabetes self-management in OT
Poster sessions:
- Effects of rumination on activity participation and subjective well-being in persons with depression
- Occupation-based horticultural community programs: horticultural activities for persons with Alzheimer’s
- Culture and mental illness
- Legacy, memento and remembrance: crafting meaning from health challenges
- Leisure of sweep rowing: applying the neuroscience of proprioception toward health and wellness with meaning and contex
Eleanor Clarke-Slagle Lecture:
- Wendy Coster on “Embracing Ambiguity: Facing the challenges of measurement”
President’s address:
- Knocking on Big Doors: Introduction of New Brand:
- http://www.aota.org/News/AOTANews/AOTABrand.aspx
Kelly
Lectures:
- Presidential Address from Penelope Moyers Cleveland: “Be Unreasonable: Know on the Big Doors. Know Loudly”
- “Global Occupational Participation: Realities and Contexts for Practicing Internationally (International Forum)”
- “Play: Implementing Integrated Sensory Motor Groups in a Preschool Setting”
- “Drama Ties: Occupational Therapy with a Dramatic Twist”
- “Challenges Faced by Mother’s with Chronic Rheumatic Diseases”
- Eleanor Clarke Slagle Award Lecture “Embracing Ambiguity: Facing the Challenges of Meaurement” by Wendy J. Coster
- “Occupational Therapy and Family Caregivers”
- “Evaluating the Effectiveness of a Hospital-Based Prevention Program on Shaken Baby Syndrome”
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