On Every Domain of Development Is Our Concern: The benefits of cross-disciplinary information - Washington State

Chris Engel 6/24/136:00 PM

"When you watch a baby and parent interact, the lens of your own discipline colors what you see, and how you interpret your observations. If you are a mental health provider, you may be wondering about maternal depression or
attachment disorder. If you are an OT or a PT you may be noticing the atonic neck reflex or the infant’s response to vestibular stimulation. If you are a Speech/ language pathologist, you may focus on the absence of vocalizing or the
lack of social referencing. Cross disciplinary information allows us to see how one area of development is influencing another and protects us from misinterpreting a symptom as a cause of the problem...."

http://pecmh.blogspot.com/2013/06/on-every-domain-of-development-is-our.html

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