Everyday, occupational therapists have to make decisions about the type and duration of therapy. Their primary challenge is to create assessments that provide a comprehensive picture of the person-environment interaction and its impact on the person’s occupational performance. In this text, the authors identify the theories and frames of reference that guide their decision-making.
This second edition: •encourages efficiency in gathering and analyzing data for developing interventions that are grounded in theory •aids in developing client-centered, activity-based treatment programs •contains information on an array of diagnostic categories frequently seen by occupational therapists •addresses clinical issues in the context of family, life span, practice setting, and socio-political perspectives •includes current and emerging practice areas and trends such as low vision and posttraumatic stress.
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