Occupational Therapy for People Experiencing Illness, Injury or Impairment
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Copyright - p. iv 4. Contents - p. iv 5. Foreword - p. viii 6. Preface - p. x 7. Acknowledgements - p. xv 8. Contributors - p. xvi 9. SECTION 1 Contemporary Reflections on Occupational Therapy - p. 1 10. 1 Decoloniality in Occupational Therapy Practice: Preparation and Readiness - p. 2 11. 2 Critical Perspectives in Occupational Therapy: Problematising Practice to Address the Socio-Political Shaping of Occupation - p. 18 12. 3 A Political Project for Occupational Therapists - p. 29 13. 4 Social Occupational Therapy: Principles for Action Towards Participation - p. 40 14. 5 Analysing the Practice Context: A Critical Step in Meeting Professional Obligations - p. 53 15. 6 Occupation - p. 64 16. 7 Reflecting on the Contribution of the Dimensions of the Environment to Occupational Participation - p. 78 17. 8 The Continual Evolution of the Occupational Therapy Profession - p. 93 18. SECTION 2 Understanding and Exploring Occupational Participation - p. 109 19. 9 Professional Reasoning - p. 110 20. 10 An Occupation, Capability and Wellbeing Framework for Occupational Therapy - p. 122 21. 11 The Canadian Model of Occupational Participation (CanMOP) - p. 137 22. 12 The Collaborative Relationship-Focused Practice and the Canadian Occupational Therapy Practice Process Framework - p. 145 23. 13 Process of Exploring Occupational Participation - p. 157 24. 14 Exploring Occupational Needs and Expanding Occupational Possibilities of Collectives - p. 173 25. 15 Exploring the Impact of the Environment on Occupational Participation - p. 188 26. 16 Exploring Occupational Participation Using the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure - p. 202 27. 17 Exploring Occupational Participation Using Task, Activity and Occupational Analyses - p. 211 28. 18 Dynamic Performance Analysis - p. 229 29. 19 Co-Designing Plans to Access, Initiate and Sustain Occupational Participation - p. 245 30. 20 Exploring Safety and Risk to Promote Occupational Participation - p. 254 31. SECTION 3 Skills and Strategies to Promote Occupational Participation - p. 269 32. 21 Advocacy - p. 270 33. 22 Education - p. 285 34. 23 Health Promotion - p. 306 35. 24 Lifestyle and Self-Management - p. 321 36. 25 Sexuality - p. 337 37. 26 Work Participation - p. 360 38. 27 Occupational Performance Coaching - p. 379 39. 28 Cognitive Orientation to Daily Occupational Performance (CO-OP) Approach* - p. 395 40. 29 Home Modification and Universal Design - p. 408 41. 30 Embracing a Critical Community Development Orientation and Strategy in Occupational Therapy Practice - p. 429 42. SECTION 4 Skills and Strategies to Support The Promotion of Occupational Participation - p. 441 43. 31 Assistive Technology - p. 442 44. 32 Walking and Falls - p. 464 45. 33 Wheeled Mobility and Seating Systems - p. 493 46. 34 Driving and Transportation for Community Mobility - p. 514 47. 35 Moving and Positioning of People - p. 534 48. 36 Biomechanical Strategies to Initiate and Sustain Occupational Participation - p. 553 49. 37 Managing Fatigue - p. 567 50. 38 Managing Pain - p. 581 51. 39 Improving Arm Function After Acquired Brain Impairment - p. 592 52. 40 Hand Therapy and Orthotics - p. 615 53. 41 Working with People Living with Vision Impairment - p. 640 54. 42 Cognition and Perception - p. 667 55. SECTION 5 Practice Stories - Promoting Occupational Participation - p. 687 56. 43 Mrs Tremblay: Continuum of Care From Hospital to Community Following a Stroke - p. 688 57. 44 Mr Fitch: Work Retention Vocational Rehabilitation - p. 701 58. 45 Arthur: Promoting Occupational Participation of a Person with a Life-Limiting Illness - p. 718 59. 46 Person-Centred Risk Assessment and Planning - p. 729 60. 47 Disaster Preparedness and Risk Reduction - p. 738 61. 48 Wellness 2 Age Program - p. 746 62. 49 Pabllo and their Dissidence of Gender and Sexuality - p. 753 63. 50 Building Connections and Accessing Diverse Networks During the COVID-19 Pandemic: National and Provincial Advocacy and Lobbying in South Africa - p. 760 64. Index - p. 777
Occupational Therapy for People Experiencing Illness, Injury or Impairment
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Copyright - p. iv 4. Contents - p. iv 5. Foreword - p. viii 6. Preface - p. x 7. Acknowledgements - p. xv 8. Contributors - p. xvi 9. SECTION 1 Contemporary Reflections on Occupational Therapy - p. 1 10. 1 Decoloniality in Occupational Therapy Practice: Preparation and Readiness - p. 2 11. 2 Critical Perspectives in Occupational Therapy: Problematising Practice to Address the Socio-Political Shaping of Occupation - p. 18 12. 3 A Political Project for Occupational Therapists - p. 29 13. 4 Social Occupational Therapy: Principles for Action Towards Participation - p. 40 14. 5 Analysing the Practice Context: A Critical Step in Meeting Professional Obligations - p. 53 15. 6 Occupation - p. 64 16. 7 Reflecting on the Contribution of the Dimensions of the Environment to Occupational Participation - p. 78 17. 8 The Continual Evolution of the Occupational Therapy Profession - p. 93 18. SECTION 2 Understanding and Exploring Occupational Participation - p. 109 19. 9 Professional Reasoning - p. 110 20. 10 An Occupation, Capability and Wellbeing Framework for Occupational Therapy - p. 122 21. 11 The Canadian Model of Occupational Participation (CanMOP) - p. 137 22. 12 The Collaborative Relationship-Focused Practice and the Canadian Occupational Therapy Practice Process Framework - p. 145 23. 13 Process of Exploring Occupational Participation - p. 157 24. 14 Exploring Occupational Needs and Expanding Occupational Possibilities of Collectives - p. 173 25. 15 Exploring the Impact of the Environment on Occupational Participation - p. 188 26. 16 Exploring Occupational Participation Using the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure - p. 202 27. 17 Exploring Occupational Participation Using Task, Activity and Occupational Analyses - p. 211 28. 18 Dynamic Performance Analysis - p. 229 29. 19 Co-Designing Plans to Access, Initiate and Sustain Occupational Participation - p. 245 30. 20 Exploring Safety and Risk to Promote Occupational Participation - p. 254 31. SECTION 3 Skills and Strategies to Promote Occupational Participation - p. 269 32. 21 Advocacy - p. 270 33. 22 Education - p. 285 34. 23 Health Promotion - p. 306 35. 24 Lifestyle and Self-Management - p. 321 36. 25 Sexuality - p. 337 37. 26 Work Participation - p. 360 38. 27 Occupational Performance Coaching - p. 379 39. 28 Cognitive Orientation to Daily Occupational Performance (CO-OP) Approach* - p. 395 40. 29 Home Modification and Universal Design - p. 408 41. 30 Embracing a Critical Community Development Orientation and Strategy in Occupational Therapy Practice - p. 429 42. SECTION 4 Skills and Strategies to Support The Promotion of Occupational Participation - p. 441 43. 31 Assistive Technology - p. 442 44. 32 Walking and Falls - p. 464 45. 33 Wheeled Mobility and Seating Systems - p. 493 46. 34 Driving and Transportation for Community Mobility - p. 514 47. 35 Moving and Positioning of People - p. 534 48. 36 Biomechanical Strategies to Initiate and Sustain Occupational Participation - p. 553 49. 37 Managing Fatigue - p. 567 50. 38 Managing Pain - p. 581 51. 39 Improving Arm Function After Acquired Brain Impairment - p. 592 52. 40 Hand Therapy and Orthotics - p. 615 53. 41 Working with People Living with Vision Impairment - p. 640 54. 42 Cognition and Perception - p. 667 55. SECTION 5 Practice Stories - Promoting Occupational Participation - p. 687 56. 43 Mrs Tremblay: Continuum of Care From Hospital to Community Following a Stroke - p. 688 57. 44 Mr Fitch: Work Retention Vocational Rehabilitation - p. 701 58. 45 Arthur: Promoting Occupational Participation of a Person with a Life-Limiting Illness - p. 718 59. 46 Person-Centred Risk Assessment and Planning - p. 729 60. 47 Disaster Preparedness and Risk Reduction - p. 738 61. 48 Wellness 2 Age Program - p. 746 62. 49 Pabllo and their Dissidence of Gender and Sexuality - p. 753 63. 50 Building Connections and Accessing Diverse Networks During the COVID-19 Pandemic: National and Provincial Advocacy and Lobbying in South Africa - p. 760 64. Index - p. 777
