Psychosocial Influences on Occupation

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This course includes the study and application of psychosocial components of occupational therapy practice in all areas of practice with a focus on mental health diagnoses and an emphasis on the development of the therapeutic relationship. Students work on designing both individual and group activities that address psychosocial concerns. Psychosocial theories and occupational theories such as PEO and MOHO along with related intervention strategies including group process are addressed through coursework and community service learning experiences. Incorporates Level I Fieldwork experiences. Offered fall term each year. Five semester hours.