OCC-430: Therapeutic Approaches to Promote Psychosocial Function

Credits 4
Level
Undergraduate
This course focuses on the development of skills and the occupational therapy process that support clients' engagement in the occupations of daily life across the lifespan. This integrated theory and practice course examines occupational therapy treatment approaches for psychosocial dysfunction. Students will develop a comprehensive understanding of evaluation and intervention approaches related to a variety of occupational performance needs. These approaches may include: create, promote (health promotion), establish, restore (remediation, restoration), maintain, modify (compensation, adaptation), and prevent (disability prevention) on the basis of clients' desired outcomes.
Prerequisites
CHW-232 OCC-347 OCC-330 PSY-336 with minimum grade of C required
Corequisites
Frequency of Offering
Every Spring