Part 1 of five 3:21
Health is never one thing
Explore the six condition domains in the Seeds OT Model and how an occupational therapist uses them to understand a child’s participation in everyday life.
A framework for paediatric occupational therapy
Begin with the whole picture. Then follow the five parts, from understanding conditions to finding a thoughtful place to act.
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Continue through the model
Watch in order, or begin with the part that speaks to your practice.
Part 1 of five 3:21
Explore the six condition domains in the Seeds OT Model and how an occupational therapist uses them to understand a child’s participation in everyday life.
Part 2 of five 3:03
How the Seeds OT Model looks at recurring difficulties, feedback loops and the conditions that can keep a pattern in place.
Part 3 of five 3:08
Use influence and reach to identify a workable starting point, and distinguish conditions to change, accommodate or respect.
Part 4 of five 2:54
The clinician’s stance in the Seeds OT Model: widening attention, holding explanations lightly and reviewing decisions as the situation changes.
Part 5 of five 3:36
Bring the Seeds OT Model together with its condition domains, reasoning cycle and pattern-mapping tool, then connect the learning to reflective practice.
Reflect & apply
The videos introduce the written series. Read the full parts, try the reflection prompts and return to a situation from your own practice.
Watching alone does not complete the CPD module. Record the time you actually spend on reading, reflection and application.