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
The Seeds OT Model.
See the whole picture.
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
Five parts. One connected picture.
Watch in order, or begin with the part that speaks to your practice.
Part 2 of five 3:03
Problems are patterns
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
Work with conditions
Use influence and reach to identify a workable starting point, and distinguish conditions to change, accommodate or respect.
Part 4 of five 2:54
Learn to see differently
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
Put the picture together
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
Bring the ideas
into your practice.
The videos introduce the written series. Read the full parts, try the reflection prompts and return to a situation from your own practice.
Explore the CPD module Open the reflection log
Watching alone does not complete the CPD module. Record the time you actually spend on reading, reflection and application.