OTD 841 - Perspectives in Mental Health

Cr Hrs: 4
PD

This course uses theory, evidence, and problem-solving skills to develop a contextual framework for occupational therapists to use with the homeless and/or mentally ill consumers in the community. Students will use clinical reasoning in the selection of theoretical approaches, data gathering, treatment planning, and intervention. Occupational therapy assessments that are applicable to community settings will be introduced and practiced. The focus of this course is on community practice and the psychosocial understanding of challenges faced by clients with mental illnesses at various stages of recovery and community reintegration.

Grade Mode: S

Mode of Delivery (Online or Hybrid): Conventional
Instructional Method: Lecture/Lab

Term Offered: Spring