OT 585. Psychosocial Perspectives in Occupational Therapy Practice

3.00

This course will provide an overview of psychosocial conditions that impact client function in the areas of occupation, performance skills and performance patterns. Occupational therapy assessment and intervention from an individual and group treatment standpoint will be examined as it contributes to the interdisciplinary process. A historical overview of occupational therapy in behavioral health service provision will be covered that will review traditional and contemporary treatment and provider settings. Prerequisite: Admission to the occupational therapy program and successful completion of all previous courses in the curriculum, or permission of the program director.