Mental Health II

Catalog description

This course will focus on approaches to group intervention emphasizing meaningful occupational-based participation in a variety of contexts and environments. Included are techniques for starting, maintaining, and terminating groups, ways to capitalize on the therapeutic advantages that groups offer, and exploration of group dynamics and leadership skills. Students use principles of needs assessment, group intervention planning and implementation, along with theory and research evidence, to design and co-lead client-centered occupation based groups with children, adults and older adults. Prerequisite(s): OT 440 .