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Theories and Frames of Reference
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- 1TheoryAn Organized way of thinking about something.
In OT, this "something" is human occupation. - 2Theory continued...Defines and explains a relationship between concepts and ideas concerning occupation.
Theories "predict" events or behaviors regarding occupation. - 3Why are Theories Important?1. Used as foundation for developing guidelines for practice.
2. Establish profession has unique body of knowledge.
3. Facilitates growth in profession via research/evidence.
4. Defines area of expertise of professionals.
5. Demonstrates distinte approach to health by OT practitioners - shows how we are Different! - 4Core Values of OT Profession1. Holistic approach
2. Mind & Body influence each other
3. Consider person's Culture
4. Consider where person is in Lifespan
5. Engaging in OCCUPATIONS supports health/wellness - 5Occupation Based ModelsIncorporate all areas of OT practice - explain relationship between:
occupation
person
environment - 6Occupation Based Models continued...Prime Focus: Person, Environment, Occupation
Examples: MOHO, PEOP, Occupational Adaptation and CMOP - 7OT Based Model Assumptions **All models**Occupation = basic human need
Essential to human life
Organizes behavior
Gives meaning to life
Enables healthy lifestyle
Improves quality of life - 8Canadian Model of Occupational Performance (CMOP)Environment: social, cultural, physical, institutional
Occupation: self care, leisure, productivity
Person: cognitive, physical, affective, spirituality - 9Canadian Model of Occupational Performance (CMOP)What makes it different?
Spirituality - self motivating, self-worth, self-determined
Person feels connection w/environment - 10PEOP: Person-Environment-Occupation-Performance
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