Process of Occupational Therapy - Midterm
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_____ is how we execute our process
therapy and how we
provide our services to
our client
It focuses on the client as an occupational therapist
being for whom access and participation in
OT is client-centered.
meaningful and productive activities is central to
What does this mean?
health and well-being as a perspective that is unique
to OT
1. Evaluation
What are the 3 steps to
2. Intervention
process?
3. Targeting of outcomes
the initial step of process occupational profile
is the _____ _____
what step of the process evaluation
involves the analysis of
occupational
performance?
,To evaluate the client, the strengths, weaknesses, barriers, supports, and overall
occupational profile is participation in occupations.
used, which is a summary
of client information that
provides an overall picture
of the persons:
-reasons for seeking service
-short summary
occupational profile
-relevant information for the client
should include:
-concise, client centered
-occupationally based
The Intervention 1. plan
component of the 2. implement (treatment)
occupational therapy 3. review (re-evaluation)
process includes 3 steps:
the _____ _____will guide intervention plan
actions taken and is
developed in
collaboration with the
client. It is based on
selected theories, frames
of reference, and
evidence.
therapeutic use of self
occupations and activities
preparatory methods and tasks
group interventions
Types of OT intervention:
education and training
advocacy/self advocacy
(p. S29 of Framework)
, What is a practitioner's therapeutic use of self
planned use of his/her
personality, insights,
perceptions, and
judgments as part of the
therapeutic process
occupations and activities selected as intervention for
specific clients and designed to meet therapeutic
goals and address the underlying needs of the mind,
What are occupations and
body and spirit of the client.
activities?
To use effectively, context, activity demands, and
client factors must be considered in relation to client's
goals
what are 3 types of occupation-based activity
occupations and purposeful activity
activities? preparatory methods/tasks
What allows clients to occupation based activity
engage in actual
occupations that are part
of their own context and
match their goals?
What are examples of Ex. Dressing self, purchasing groceries, preparing
occupation based meal, visiting friend using public transportation,
activities? applying for a job, playing on playground
what allows client to purposeful activity
engage in goal directed
behaviors or activities
within a therapeutically
designed context that
lead to an occupation?
what are examples of Ex. practicing slicing carrots, making circles,
purposeful activities? transferring, role playing
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Terms in this set (186)
_____ is how we execute our process
therapy and how we
provide our services to
our client
It focuses on the client as an occupational therapist
being for whom access and participation in
OT is client-centered.
meaningful and productive activities is central to
What does this mean?
health and well-being as a perspective that is unique
to OT
1. Evaluation
What are the 3 steps to
2. Intervention
process?
3. Targeting of outcomes
the initial step of process occupational profile
is the _____ _____
what step of the process evaluation
involves the analysis of
occupational
performance?
,To evaluate the client, the strengths, weaknesses, barriers, supports, and overall
occupational profile is participation in occupations.
used, which is a summary
of client information that
provides an overall picture
of the persons:
-reasons for seeking service
-short summary
occupational profile
-relevant information for the client
should include:
-concise, client centered
-occupationally based
The Intervention 1. plan
component of the 2. implement (treatment)
occupational therapy 3. review (re-evaluation)
process includes 3 steps:
the _____ _____will guide intervention plan
actions taken and is
developed in
collaboration with the
client. It is based on
selected theories, frames
of reference, and
evidence.
therapeutic use of self
occupations and activities
preparatory methods and tasks
group interventions
Types of OT intervention:
education and training
advocacy/self advocacy
(p. S29 of Framework)
, What is a practitioner's therapeutic use of self
planned use of his/her
personality, insights,
perceptions, and
judgments as part of the
therapeutic process
occupations and activities selected as intervention for
specific clients and designed to meet therapeutic
goals and address the underlying needs of the mind,
What are occupations and
body and spirit of the client.
activities?
To use effectively, context, activity demands, and
client factors must be considered in relation to client's
goals
what are 3 types of occupation-based activity
occupations and purposeful activity
activities? preparatory methods/tasks
What allows clients to occupation based activity
engage in actual
occupations that are part
of their own context and
match their goals?
What are examples of Ex. Dressing self, purchasing groceries, preparing
occupation based meal, visiting friend using public transportation,
activities? applying for a job, playing on playground
what allows client to purposeful activity
engage in goal directed
behaviors or activities
within a therapeutically
designed context that
lead to an occupation?
what are examples of Ex. practicing slicing carrots, making circles,
purposeful activities? transferring, role playing
