Chapter 12 Flashcards
Analysis of Occupational Performance
Performance Skills
-Motor, Process, Social
Client factors
-Values, beliefs, spirituality
-Body functions
- Body structures
Performance patterns
-Habits
-Routines
-Rituals
-Roles
-Activity demands
Context
-Environmental and Personal
Client-centered approach
focused on enabling the client to engage in desired occupations
Evaluation
dynamic and involves using
occupation to meet goals and as outcome of therapy
Intervention Plan
Create/Promote (Health Promotion)
Establish/Restore (Remediate)
Maintain
Modify (Compensation, Adaptation)
Prevent
Therapeutic use of self
the practitioner’s intentions and interactions with clients.
Practitioners use themselves to motivate and facilitate therapeutic goals
Occupation-based activity
Meaning is the difference between occupational-based and
purposeful activities