AOTA Specialty Presentation: Transition Services and Assessment for Youth with Disabilities

People with disabilities have poorer adult outcomes than their typical peers. The transitional years are the most critical, and although occupational therapy practitioners have knowledge and skills to improve such outcomes, the services are often reduced during the transitional years. Session participants discuss how occupational therapy can add distinct value to transition planning and explore occupation-based assessment approaches to improve occupational performance and participation. Presenter: Douglene Jackson. Date of video: Dec. 4, 2020

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