Description
Food prep is a terrific way to address many therapy goals at once. But…how do you pick a successful recipe that will assess and addresses treatment goals? How do you adapt a recipe for a child with complex needs? And how do you ensure safety but not waste time OR money? The answer: The Kitchen Skills Success Packet – use this easy-to follow set of 9 informational handouts and 16 recipes! The Kitchen Success packet can be added to this discounted bundle.
Written by CathyAnn Collyer, OTR, LMT, they work equally well as individual handouts or as the foundation of a therapeutic kitchen skills program. Differentiate yourself from recreation providers by sharing high quality materials that demonstrate your clinical focus.
The 27 page PDF packet will be available electronically immediately following payment.
Here are some of the ways to use this handout pack in your clinical practice:
- Assemble a take-home packet after parent conferences, team meetings, or clinical supervision sessions.
- Optimize treatment carryover give them a copy of the recipe you used in your session.
- Professional handouts demonstrate your knowledge base in a facility in-service or PTA presentation.
- Add these handouts to your department orientation for student therapists, new grads, or providers transitioning from another specialty into pediatrics.
TABLE OF CONTENTS – KITCHEN SKILLS SUCCESS PACKET
Contents
Address Multiple Treatment Goals in the Kitchen 3
Getting to Know Your Chef: 4
Assessing Readiness 4
The Best Strategies for Selecting a Recipe That Works 5
3 Reasons to “Test Drive” Every Recipe First 6
5 Essential Strategies for Successful Food Prep Activities 7
What Tools Make Food Prep Activities Easier? 8
Kitchen Skills and the Child with Complex Needs 9
What Reduces Safety Awareness in the Kitchen? 10
Safety Considerations 11
Cheese Spread/Dip 12
Fruit Straws 13
Fruit and Cookie Dip 14
Easy Mild Salsa 15
Microwavable Sweet and Sour Sauce 16
Mini Sandwiches 17
Quesadillas 18
Pizza Cups 19
Summer Rolls 20
Microwave Mac and Cheese 21
Easiest Chocolate Chip Cookies 22
Yogurt or Pudding Parfaits 23
Brownie Bites 24
Chocolate Fudge 25
Puff Pastry Fruit Baskets 26
Chocolate Rolls 27
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