SAMPLE POLICY WORK

Procedural Guidance 1.

Evaluation and Goal Setting: – Conduct a physical performance evaluation, document limitations, and set measurable mobility goals. 2. Therapy Session Implementation: – Execute and monitor the prescribed therapy program. 3. Progress Documentation: – Record session outcomes and update the treatment plan based on quantitative measures and observational data. 4. Periodic Reassessment: – Reassess functional outcomes periodically and adjust therapy intensity as necessary.

d. Speech Therapy

Service Description Speech Therapy supports clients with communication, language, and swallowing difficulties. These services are essential for promoting functional communication and enhancing client engagement in both social and educational settings. Communication Enhancement: – Targeted therapy to improve speech clarity, language development, and vocabulary usage. • Swallowing and Feeding Support: – For clients with dysphagia or other related challenges, speech therapists provide strategies to improve safe feeding practices. • Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC): – Use of specialized devices and strategies for clients who are non-verbal or severely challenged in communication. • To enhance clients’ ability to communicate effectively. • To reduce language barriers that may impair social, educational, or vocational success. • To improve overall quality of life by ensuring that clients can express their needs, thoughts, and feelings. • To support swallowing functions and ensure nutritional safety for those with related challenges. Goals and Objectives •

Delivery Methods •

Individualized Speech Therapy Sessions: –

Personalized interventions based on diagnostic assessments.