Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 208 pages
- Published by: Slack Incorporated
- Edition: 1st Edition May 1, 2000
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 1556424175
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-1556424175
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Book Dimensions:
10.2 x 7.1 x 0.6 inches
- Weighs: 1 pounds
Product Review
“It (
Individuals in Context) is a book to keep in hand, to keep close by during the working day. It provides challenges, yes; but it also provides comfort and a sense of affirmation to the practitioner who seeks to move professional practice forward while adhering to a sound ethic and mission.”
— Sue Baptiste, MHSc, OT(c),
Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy
Product Description
A significant challenge in occupational therapy practice today is to ensure that services are client-centered, focused on occupation, and supported by research evidence.
Individuals in Context: A Practical Guide to Client-Centered Practice, edited by Virginia G. Fearing and Jo Clark, presents an integrated approach to practice.
The Occupational Performance Process Model, which is the focus of the text, is an easy-to-use seven-stage guide to client-centered, evidence-based practice. Practical applications and sample case studies assist the reader in applying this approach in everyday practice. The book addresses challenges to practice and provides a self-evaluation tool for clients and therapists to reflect on achievements and barriers to client-centered practice. It weaves theory into practice in a refreshing and understandable way.
This gem of a book is a collaborative effort by clients, clinicians, academics, and administrators, who present a practical approach to client-centered practice in language that is accessible to busy therapists and students.
Individuals in Context is a response to clients, therapists, and student therapists who are seeking ways to think about the occupational therapy process. It provides students and therapists at any stage in their career with an opportunity to reflect on their personal practice to ensure that it focuses on client's needs, is based on sound theory, centered on occupation, and continually evaluates the outcome of therapy intervention.
Each chapter reflects the voices, values, and contexts of its authors, and this diversity has been intentionally preserved. It is a multifaceted choir supporting occupational therapy students and therapists in everyday practice.
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