Spotlight on SPOT sessions: a collaborative approach to your child’s development
What are SPOT sessions?
SPOT sessions, short for ‘speech pathologist and occupational therapist sessions’, are a unique and collaborative approach designed to support and achieve your child’s developmental goals.
During these sessions, both a speech pathologist (SP) and an occupational therapist (OT) work together to plan and facilitate activities tailored to your child’s needs.
Why choose SPOT sessions?
1. Integrated goals
By combining the expertise of both SP and OT, SPOT sessions allow for the integration of speech and occupational therapy goals within a single session.
This means your child can work on multiple skills simultaneously, making the most of their therapy time.
2. Generalisation of skills
The activities in SPOT sessions are designed to overlap, supporting the generalisation of skills across different contexts.
This helps your child apply what they learn in therapy to everyday situations more effectively.
3. Parent involvement
SPOT sessions provide more opportunities for parent coaching and interaction.
You can observe the sessions, ask questions, and learn strategies to support your child’s development at home.
By choosing SPOT sessions, you’re giving your child a comprehensive and cohesive approach to therapy that maximizes their potential.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about how SPOT sessions can benefit your child, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us!
Reach out to ESA Oakleigh for more information.