Trans professional research assignment
- Created by: ErinRayner18
- Created on: 21-12-22 13:14
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- Implementing sensory therapy into long term care plans
- Best Practice
- Provides comfort and relaxation to children in a different environment they're used to
- (Berger, Dorita, 2002)
- A journal with insider perspective said it can particularly help children with autism; helping with meltdowns
- (Berges, Dorita, 2002)
- can help stimulate "normal behaviour" increasing chances of healing faster
- (Volkan-Yazici et.al., 2017)
- Provides comfort and relaxation to children in a different environment they're used to
- current practice
- Many sensory rooms have been added in hospitals and wards
- (Forsyth and Trevarrow)
- widely used in mental health treatment eg; PTSD, ADHD,
- (Kaltenbach et al.)
- CBT therapy
- Helps with the noncognitive aspects of children's trauma
- (steel.W, &Kuban,C 2013)
- Helps with the noncognitive aspects of children's trauma
- The NHS launched a campaign, based on the Beatles song "help"
- encourages people to seek help for mental health
- popular artists have become involved and Sony record label has donated proceeded towards it
- (England, 2022)
- popular artists have become involved and Sony record label has donated proceeded towards it
- encourages people to seek help for mental health
- Many sensory rooms have been added in hospitals and wards
- Person centred implications
- Activities can be adaptable to patients needs
- can be adaptable to the environment
- allows interaction between multi-professional workers within care plan
- play therapists
- physiotherapy
- parents/carer; home activities
- schools
- cost effective
- personal practice
- better practice by providing a more personal approach to treatment
- allows patients to open up to you; betters a therapeutic relationship
- allows nurses to be involved in their patients treatment; more than just clinical treatment
- enhances life long learning
- Best Practice
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