Collaboration Series- Module 5: OT & ABA
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Juliette L. Riordan, introduced as Julie, discusses collaboration between occupational therapists and behavior analysts with Angelina Vitucci, introduced as Gina. This recording compares professional roles and terminology, then explores sensory concepts, assessment and practical barriers to working toward shared, client-centered goals.
Presenter credits: Juliette L. Riordan.
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The presenters compare multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary models. They discuss professional scope, misconceptions and shared terminology, with an emphasis on understanding the learner’s circumstances and each colleague’s expertise.
Later sections address sensory processing, private events, assessment and barriers such as time and uncertainty about asking questions. A fuller case discussion about Sam is proposed for a subsequent session; it is not claimed as a completed case study in this recording.
What does this recording cover?
- Professional roles and models of collaboration
- Scope, misconceptions and shared terminology
- Assessment and activity or task analysis
- Recorded discussion of sensory processing concepts
- Communication barriers and shared client-centered goals
Course evaluation records
The six-item evaluation mean was 5.00/5 across 1 complete responses, from 9 recorded rating responses. This mean includes only unambiguous complete six-score responses. Source: Special Learning course evaluation records, snapshot October 11, 2026.
The training is excellent
Anonymous learner feedback, 2023
The OT was the best one in the series for me as it was the one areas where I had the least familiarity.
Anonymous learner feedback, 2023
These are fine how they are - but maybe a learning activity in addition the quiz.
Anonymous learner feedback, 2023
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Meet the Presenter
Julie is a dually credentialed Occupational Therapist and Board Certified Behavior Analyst. She started working with children on the autism spectrum in 1994 as a behavior technician. This sparked a passion for working with these amazing kids. Julie has served as a BCBA and/ or OT in home, center, and community based programs. She has also worked in private schools and consulted in public schools. She has a unique perspective encompassing her experiences as an OT, BCBA, and parent, and firmly believes in the importance of collaboration with families and multiple disciplines in order to help children achieve their full potential in all areas of their lives.
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