Redefining Sensory Preferences: Outcomes from a Pilot Design Collaboration for Individuals Living with Intellectual Disabilities to Promote Access, Awareness, and Acceptance in the Community through the Community Sensory Profile (CSP)

Authors

Christopher Acquafredda, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Kimberly S. Mollo, OTD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Elizabeth Shirrell, MFA, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Sarah McNabb, MEd, OTD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Michael Barrett, OTD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Lydia Navarro-Walker, OTD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

4-26-2021

Comments

Presentation: 32:40

Capstone Site: Carousel Connections

Capstone project was completed in partial fulfillment of the doctoral degree in occupational therapy at Thomas Jefferson University

Abstract

Research Question:

What are the impacts of collaboration between occupational therapists, designers, and end users in promoting accessibility and use of strategies for individuals with intellectual disabilities?

Recommended Citation

Acquafredda, Christopher; Mollo, OTD, Kimberly S.; Shirrell, MFA, Elizabeth; McNabb, MEd, OTD, Sarah; Barrett, OTD, Michael; and Navarro-Walker, OTD, Lydia, "Redefining Sensory Preferences: Outcomes from a Pilot Design Collaboration for Individuals Living with Intellectual Disabilities to Promote Access, Awareness, and Acceptance in the Community through the Community Sensory Profile (CSP)" (2021). Doctorate of Occupational Therapy Program Capstone Presentations. Paper 21.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/otdcapstones/21

Language

English