Play/Leisure

Catalog description

This course uses the occupational areas of play and leisure to demonstrate the importance of occupation-based interventions in therapy including teaching, training, advocacy, and group work. Students will have a variety of opportunities to analyze, design, and experience occupations and activities for different practice settings involving individuals, groups, and populations. The role the occupational therapist may play in the education and training of clients, caregivers, professionals, and paraprofessionals will be examined and experienced. Offered spring term each year. Two semester hours.