What do you think about allowing a client to videotape a session?

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Kim September 7, 2012 0 Comments

this client has had a stroke and has very poor memory and thinking patterns. just wanting another opinion…

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I think that if the tape is done expertly it could be a good memory tool for you client who’s had a stroke.

Take care.

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Hi Kim,

I think it depends on the client, but in this case I would probably not do it. I agree with Joanne on this one.

Best,
Harris

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Occupational therapists often use photos and video to help stroke patients sequence their daily activities (ie, put socks on before shoes, etc…) Physical Therapists will also use video to help with the sequencing of transfers from one surface to another. Video is a great tool to use for your stroke client to work on the physical exercises as well as their problem solving and visual skills.

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Hello Kim,

Do what you are comfortable with; while being careful of the confidentiality factor. I print out pictures to make a notebook for clients who are ready to exercise on their own…no videos.

Take care.

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To Each His Own on this one. If you don’t mind, don’t worry about it. But if you think you have some crazy top secret intense workout secrets the rest of the world doesn’t know about, then by all means, Cease and Desist!

What do you think about allowing a client to videotape a session?

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