Child Occupational Self Assessment Form PDF Details

The Child Occupational Self Assessment (COSA) form is a crucial tool designed to capture a child's own perspective on their occupational performance, which includes their ability to participate in daily activities and their environment. This comprehensive form allows children to reflect and provide input on various categories such as Volition, dealing with their motivation towards activities; Habituation, regarding their routines and roles; Communication and Social Skills, focusing on how they interact with others; and Process and Motor Skills, which assess their physical capability and cognitive functions during tasks. Additionally, the form assesses the child's environment by considering physical space, resources, social groups, occupational demands, and family routines, offering a holistic view of the child's occupational competence and areas for growth. This detailed self-assessment is structured to facilitate both initial evaluations and re-evaluations, enabling tracking of progress over time. The unique feature of the COSA is its non-standardized rating totals, which serve not as concrete measures but as a means to identify where changes are occurring, thereby guiding further interventions and support tailored to the child's needs.

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Form NameChild Occupational Self Assessment Form
Form Length1 pages
Fillable?No
Fillable fields0
Avg. time to fill out15 sec
Other namesoccupational self assessment, the short child occupational profile, occupational self assessment short form, scope assessment

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