Brief Consultation Package – Ontario Autism Program

• communication — how individuals communicate and understand others to meaningfully participate in activities of daily life
• social interaction — how individuals participate in social situations, shared activities and interactions with others (groups, peers, new settings)
• play and leisure — how individuals engage in play and recreation, independently and with others
• activities of daily living — how individuals complete daily tasks, such as getting dressed and eating
• motor skills — how individuals participate in activities that involve using fine motor skills, gross motor skills, and coordinating their movements such as writing and walking
• cognitive skills — how individuals follow instructions, concentrate and solve problems
• sensory system — how individuals manage reactions to stimuli
• interfering behaviours — how individuals manage behaviours that may impact their ability to participate safely in activities of daily life

Included:

• Phone consultation
• Intake meeting
• Direct observation, interviews, assessment, or support
• Data collection development
• Note compilation, planning, graphing, file and historical documentation review, research, and report writing
• Parent or caregiver training or coaching session(s) (up to 2 hours)
• Closing consultation with parents/ caregivers to review summary report
• Optional letter of recommendations for technology, program materials and/or therapy equipment to support the use of your core clinical services funding