Mental Health in Everyday Life

Catalog description

This course explores the behavioral and psychological foundations of occupational therapy, focusing on motivation, learning, and human development. Students engage with case studies and discussions to apply behavioral science principles, identify mental health conditions, and adapt interventions for participation. Topics include psychological development, personality, cognition, and occupation-based strategies for mental health interventions. The course prepares students to integrate psychological knowledge into clinical reasoning and design client-centered, responsive interventions.