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KMID : 1123620030010010053
Journal of Korean Society of Sensory Integration Therapists
2003 Volume.1 No. 1 p.53 ~ p.59
Using Canadian Occupational Performance Measure - On the Effects of Sensory Integration Treatment to the Daily-Life Task Performance of a Child with a Cerebral Palsy
Kwon Boon-Jung

Park Ji-Young
Abstract
Objective: The objective of this case study is to search the effects of sensory integration treatment. First we have taken a child with a cerebral palsy and given him/her sensory integration treatment. Then, we intended to look into whether the child performed his daily-life tasks and how satisfactory the parents were with the treatment.

Methods: We have chosen a child with a cerebral palsy and tested his sensory integration functions. Applying the 30 minutes-sensory integration treatment twenty times to the child, we compared the result of the treatment using Canadian Occupational Performance Measure. We counseled the parents of the child before and after the treatment.

Results: We have rated the problems with the degrees of importance referring to the parents. Important problems include controlling eliminations, having meals, moving by self, interacting with peer groups, and performing delicate hand-movements. The score of the in the performance is 1.2 and the score of the degree in the satisfaction is 1.4 compared with the total score.

Conclusion: We have concluded that the sensory integration treatment has the effective result to the daily-life task performances of a child with a cerebral palsy, a kind of sensory integration dysfunction and satisfies the child¡¯s parents after this case study.
KEYWORD
Cerebral palsy, Sensory integration, Canadian Occupational Performance Measure
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