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The FOX evaluates the client's level of skills in the social/affective domain. The skills included in this assessment are important building blocks to the development of a mature leisure lifestyle. ... (read more)
An enhanced participation checklist, the RPD helps the therapist keep track of the client's demonstrated functional ability in the following areas: 1) participation, 2) initiation, 3) independence, 4) physical output, 5) satisfaction, 6) average size of ... (read more)
The LS/SA provides the therapist with an interview tool to assess the breadth and depth of a client's understanding of appropriate social and sexual roles. The LS/SA has three sections: ... (read more)
Written for clients with MR/DD, the GRST measures the general developmental level of the client in eighteen areas related to leisure. This basic screening tool takes about 15 minutes to ... (read more)
The REDS is a quick screening tool that assesses the developmental level of clients who are functioning at or below one year of age. This assessment measures five areas as ... (read more)
The FACTR/R is a screening tool used to determine a client's needs related to his/her basic functional skills and behaviors. The FACTR/R measures eleven areas in each of three domains: ... (read more)
Vitality Through Leisure (VTL) is the capacity to function and develop through involvement in leisure endeavors. In this assessment, leisure is viewed as freely chosen pursuits and activities that include, ... (read more)
The CERT -- Physical Disabilities helps a therapist determine the patient's functional ability in eight areas as they relate to leisure skills: 1) gross motor function, 2) fine movement, 3) locomotion, 4) motor skills, ... (read more)
Clients need to have many different types of skills to be able to use public transportation. The four-page assessment measures the breadth and depth of client's skills using public transportation. ... (read more)
The Leisurescope Plus testing kit helps the therapist quickly identify: 1. Areas of high interest 2. Emotional motivation for participation 3. A patient's need for high arousal experiences. Because ... (read more)
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