AOTA-Related Information about WPS Home Study CEs for OTs
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1 AOTA-Related Information about WPS Home Study CEs for OTs Adaptive Behavior Assessment System-Second Edition (ABAS-II) Manual Contact/Study hours: 4 AOTA CEUs: 0.4 (1) The administration of the ABAS-II (2) Scoring and the interpretation of the scores for the test (3) Psychometric support for the ABAS-II Adult Manifest Anxiety Scale (AMAS) Manual (1) What scores are provided on each of the three forms of the test (2) How the scores relate to the RCMAS (3) How the scores are interpreted (4) The basic technical background of the test
2 Autism Conversations Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 (1) The visual framework for autism evaluations (2) The conversational approach toward child, parent, and teacher interviews (3) Using the visual framework to collaborate with a multidisciplinary team (4) Using the visual framework to write a comprehensive and effective narrative report Autism Diagnostic Interview, Revised (ADI-R) DVD Training Package Level: Advanced Contact/Study hours: 18 AOTA CEUs: 1.8 The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Gain a general familiarity with how to administer and score the ADI-R (2) Develop a basic understanding of specific administration and scoring issues (3) Improve your understanding of how to operationalize diagnostic criteria for autism and pervasive developmental disorders based on a parent interview
3 Autism Diagnostic Interview, Revised (ADI-R) Manual Level: Advanced Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The basic ADI-R interviewing concepts (2) ADI-R administration and coding (3) ADI-R algorithms and how to interpret results (4) The development and psychometric background of the ADI-R Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition (ADOS-2) DVD Training Package Level: Advanced Contact/Study hours: 30 AOTA CEUs: 3.0 The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Gain a general familiarity with how to administer the ADOS-2 (2) Gain a general familiarity with how to apply ADOS-2 codes (3) Develop a basic understanding of specific administration and scoring issues
4 Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition (ADOS-2) DVD Training Upgrade Level: Advanced Contact/Study hours: 12 AOTA CEUs: 1.2 The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Gain a general familiarity with how to administer the ADOS-2 Toddler Module (2) Gain a general familiarity with how to apply ADOS-2 Toddler Module codes (3) Develop a basic understanding of specific administration and scoring issues for the ADOS-2 Toddler Module Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, Second Edition (ADOS-2) Manual Level: Advanced Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Gain a general understanding of how to administer the ADOS-2 (2) Develop a basic understanding of how to apply ADOS-2 codes (3) Develop a basic understanding of how to apply and interpret the results of the ADOS-2 (4) Become familiar with the psychometric support for the ADOS-2
5 Arizona Articulation Proficiency Scale, Third Revision (Arizona-3) Manual (1) The procedures for scoring and interpreting the test (2) The rationale behind the test (3) The test s psychometric properties (4) How the test relates to earlier versions (5) General issues in the evaluation of articulatory proficiency in children and adults Asperger Syndrome Diagnostic Scale (ASDS) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the ASDS (2) How to interpret ASDS results (3) The psychometric background of the ASDS
6 Autism Spectrum Rating Scales (ASRS) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The administration of the ASRS (2) The different components and features of the ASRS (3) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (4) The psychometric support for the ASRS Bender Visual-Motor Gestalt Test, Second Edition (Bender-Gestalt II) Manual (1) Procedures for administering and scoring the Bender-Gestalt II (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The historical and psychometric background of the Bender-Gestalt II
7 Burks Behavior Rating Scales, Second Edition (BBRS-2) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the BBRS-2 (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric background of the BBRS-2 (4) The difference between the original BBRS and the BBRS-2 Checklist for Autsim Spectrum Disorder (CASD) Manual Contact/Study hours: 1 AOTA CEUs: 0.1 The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Learn how to administer the CASD (2) Learn how to score and interpret the scores for the test (3) Become familiar with the psychometric support for the CASD
8 Childhood Autism Rating Scale, Second Edition (CARS2) Manual Contact/Study hours: 5 AOTA CEUs: 0.5 (1) The administration of the CARS2 (2) Scoring and the interpretation of the scores for the test (3) Psychometric support for the CARS2 Children's Depression Inventory 2 (CDI 2) Manual Contact/Study hours: 4 AOTA CEUs: 0.4 (1) The administration of the CDI 2 (2) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the CDI 2
9 Children's Depression Rating Scale, Revised (CDRS-R) Manual (1) Basic issues related to screening for depression in children (2) How to conduct a semistructured interview with a child and assign corresponding CDRS-R ratings (3) How to interpret ratings from single and multiple informants (4) Background issues regarding the diagnosis and epidemiology of depression in childhood (5) The technical background of the CDRS-R Children's Measure of Obsessive-Compulsive Symptoms (CMOCS) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The administration of the CMOCS (2) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the CMOCS
10 Cigarette Use Questionnaire (CUQ) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the CUQ (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the CUQ Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale (CAPS) Technical Manual and Interviewer s Guide (1) How to conduct a CAPS interview for diagnosing PTSD (2) How to make CAPS ratings (3) How the CAPS is scored and interpreted (4) The basic technical background of the CAPS
11 Conflict Tactics Scales Handbook Contact/Study hours: 5 AOTA CEUs: 0.5 (1) A general knowledge about domestic violence in the United States (2) Issues related to the measurement of domestic violence (3) The basic background of the CTS (4) Scoring and interpretation of both the CTS2 and CTSPC (5) The psychometric properties of the CTS2 and CTSPC Conners Comprehensive Behavior Rating Scales (Conners CBRS) Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 (1) The administration of the Conners CBRS (2) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the Conners CBRS
12 Conners Third Edition (Conners 3) Manual Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 (1) How to administer and score the Conners 3 (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the Conners 3 Developmental Assessment of Young Children, Second Edition (DAYC-2) Manual The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Learn how to administer the DAYC-2 (2) Learn how to score and interpret the scores for the test (3) Become familiar with the psychometric support for the DAYC-2
13 Developmental Profile 3 (DP-3) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the DP-3 (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The process undertaken to develop the DP-3 and how it was modified from its former version (4) The psychometric properties of the DP-3 Developmental Test of Visual-Motor Integration (VMI) 6th Edition Manual Contact/Study hours: 4 AOTA CEUs: 0.4 (1) The rationale behind the procedure and its general history (2) How the latest revision compares with prior versions of the test (3) How to administer, score, and interpret the latest revision of the test (4) The technical aspects of the test, including how it was normed and evidence pertaining to its reliability and validity
14 Educational Applications of the WISC-IV Handbook Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 (1) How to interpret WISC-IV results in terms of specific educational objectives (2) Specific remedial recommendations associated with various WISC-IV score patterns (3) The process of developing individualized activities and programs based on results from the WISC-IV in combination with results from other diagnostic tests Gilliam Asperger's Disorder Scale (GADS) Manual (1) The administration of the GADS (2) The different components and features of the GADS (3) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (4) The psychometric support for the GADS
15 Gilliam Autism Rating Scale: Second Edition (GARS-2) Manual (1) The administration of the GARS-2 (2) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the GARS-2 Goal-Oriented Assessment of Lifeskills (GOAL) Manual Contact/Study hours: 4 AOTA CEUs: 0.4 (1) The administration of the GOAL (2) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the GOAL
16 Handbook of Individualized Strategies for Building Resiliency in At-Risk Students Contact/Study hours: 5 AOTA CEUs: 0.5 (1) Resiliency levels and behavioral characteristics (2) Functional impact of low resiliency (3) Specific interventions to build students resiliency Kaufman Assessment Battery for Children, Second Edition (KABC-II) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the KABC-II (2) How to score and interpret the results for the test (3) The psychometric background of the KABC-II
17 Marital Satisfaction Inventory, Revised (MSI-R) Manual (1) What scores are provided on the MSI-R (2) How the test is scored and interpreted (3) The basic technical background of the MSI-R Monteiro Interview Guidelines for Diagnosing Asperger's Syndrome (MIGDAS) Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) An efficient method to systematically gather and organize the information needed to diagnose Asperger s Syndrome (2) Guidelines for conducting parent and teacher interviews (3) How to draw out a student s behavioral profile (4) How to recognize the differences between students with Asperger s Syndrome and students with other high-functioning forms of autism
18 Motor-Free Visual Perception Test, Third Edition (MVPT-3) Manual (1) The procedures for administering the MVPT-3 (2) How to calculate and interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric background of the MVPT-3 Parent-Child Relationship Inventory (PCRI) Manual (1) The PCRI s technical background (2) The scores provided by the test (3) The proper interpretation of the scores
19 Parenting Stress Index, Fourth Edition (PSI-4) Manual The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Learn how to administer the PSI-4 (2) Learn how to score and interpret the scores for the test (3) Become familiar with the psychometric support for the PSI-4 Peabody Developmental Motor Scales, Second Edition (PDMS-2) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the PDMS-2 (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric background of the PDMS-2
20 Personality Inventory for Children, Second Edition (PIC-2) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The basic principles behind the development and use of the test (2) The scores that are provided and how to interpret those scores (3) How PIC-2 scores are related to PIC-R, SBS, and PIY scores (4) The technical background of the test (5) Basic issues regarding the relationship of ratings of children s behavior by teachers, parents, and children themselves Personality Inventory for Youth (PIY) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The basic principles behind the development and use of the test (2) The scores that are provided and how to interpret those scores (3) How PIY scores are related to PIC-2 and SBS scores
21 (4) The technical background of the test (5) Basic issues regarding the relationship of ratings of children s behavior by teachers, parents, and children themselves Piers-Harris Children's Self-Concept Scale, Second Edition (Piers-Harris 2) Manual (1) The scores generated by the test and how to interpret them (2) The issues relevant to evaluating self-concept in children (3) The technical background of the Piers-Harris (4) The specific areas in which the Piers-Harris 2 is improved compared with the earlier version of the test Postpartum Depression Screening Scale (PDSS) Manual (1) The background and principles of use of the test
22 (2) The scores that are produced and their interpretation (3) The general issues regarding the use of diagnostic screening measures and postpartum depression Psychoeducational Profile: Third Edition (PEP-3) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The administration of the PEP-3 (2) The scoring and interpretation of the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the PEP-3 Revised Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale: Second Edition (RCMAS-2) Manual (1) How to administer the RCMAS-2 (2) How to interpret RCMAS-2 scores to effectively understand a child s experience of anxiety problems
23 (3) The causes of anxiety disorders and treatment options (4) The psychometric characteristics of the RCMAS-2 Roberts-2 Casebook Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 (1) Practical issues in scoring and interpreting Roberts-2 stories and the Scoring Profile (2) The characteristics of Roberts-2 profiles for children in different diagnostic categories (3) Examples of how to integrate Roberts-2 test scores and interpretations into reports for school, special education, and clinical settings Roberts-2 DVD Training Package Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The history and development of the Roberts-2
24 (2) The psychometric properties of the Roberts-2 (3) How to administer and score the Roberts-2 (4) How to interpret the content of the stories Roberts-2 Manual Contact/Study hours: 5 AOTA CEUs: 0.5 (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the Roberts-2 (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the Roberts-2 Sales Achievement Predictor (SalesAP) Manual (1) What scores are provided on the SalesAP (2) How the test is interpreted
25 (3) The basic technical background of the SalesAP School Motivation and Learning Strategies Inventory (SMALSI) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the SMALSI (2) How to interpret SMALSI results (3) The psychometric background of the SMALSI Sensory Integration and Praxis Tests (SIPT) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The theoretical underpinnings of the SIPT (2) SIPT administration (3) How to interpret SIPT results (4) The psychometric background of the SIPT
26 Sensory Integration and the Child: 25th Anniversary Edition Book Level: Introductory Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Develop a basic understanding of sensory integration (2) Develop a basic understanding of sensory integrative dysfunction (3) Become familiar with what can be done about sensory integrative dysfunction Sensory Processing Measure (SPM) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the SPM (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric support for the SPM
27 Sensory Processing Measure - Preschool (SPM-P) Manual (1) The administration of the SPM-P (2) Scoring and the interpretation of the scores for the test (3) Psychometric support for the SPM-P Shipley-2 Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The administration of the Shipley-2 (2) Scoring and the interpretation of the scores for the test (3) Psychometric support for the Shipley-2
28 Social Communication Questionnaire (SCQ) Manual Contact/Study hours: 1 AOTA CEUs: 0.1 (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the SCQ (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric background of the SCQ Social Responsiveness Scale, Second Edition (SRS-2) Manual Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 The learning objectives of this training program are for you to: (1) Learn how to administer the SRS-2 (2) How to score and interpret the scores for the test (3) Become familiar with the psychometric support for the SRS-2
29 Social Skills Handbook Occupational Therapy Process: Intervention Contact/Study hours: 3 AOTA CEUs: 0.3 (1) The background of social communication interventions (2) Guidelines for setting up and running social communication therapy or training groups (3) Basic and complex social skills to focus on in groups (4) Activities to practice and encourage the use of social communication skills in real-world settings Stress Profile Manual (1) What scores are provided on the Stress Profile (2) How the scores are calculated and interpreted (3) The basic technical background of the test
30 Student Behavior Survey (SBS) Manual (1) The basic principles behind the development and use of the test (2) The scores that are provided and how to interpret those scores (3) How SBS scores are related to PIC-2 and PIY scores (4) The technical background of the test (5) Basic issues regarding the relationship of ratings of children s behavior by teachers, parents, and children themselves Suicide Probability Scale (SPS) Manual (1) What scores are provided on the SPS (2) How the scores are calculated and interpreted (3) The basic technical background of the test
31 Symbol Digit Modalities Test (SDMT) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the SDMT (2) How to interpret SDMT results (3) The basic psychometric background of the SDMT Test of Auditory Processing Skills, Third Edition (TAPS-3) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the TAPS-3 (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric background of the TAPS-3
32 Treasure Chest of Behavioral Strategies for Individuals With Autism Book Occupational Therapy Process: Intervention Contact/Study hours: 6 AOTA CEUs: 0.6 (1) The reasons why autistic individuals behave differently (2) How communication problems, sensory issues, and physiological needs affect autistic individuals behavior (3) How to respond to social and emotional issues, and various behavioral and emotional problems of individuals with autism (4) How to create and implement behavior intervention plans with autistic individuals Wide Range Achievement Test 4 (WRAT4) Manual Contact/Study hours: 5 AOTA CEUs: 0.5 (1) The history and development of the WRAT (2) The features unique to the WRAT4 (3) WRAT4 administration and scoring procedures (4) The principles that should guide interpretation of WRAT4 results
33 (5) The psychometric properties of the WRAT4 Wide Range Assessment of Memory and Learning (WRAML2) Manual (1) The procedures for administering and scoring the WRAML2 (2) How to interpret the scores for the test (3) The psychometric background of the WRAML2
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