Occupational therapy approaches for psychiatric and mental health conditions tested on the NBCOT.
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- What three components make up the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?
- Volition, habituation, and performance capacity
- Who developed the Cognitive Disability Model used in OT mental health practice?
- Claudia Allen
- What does the Allen Cognitive Level Screen (ACLS) measure?
- A person's functional cognitive level through performance on a leather-lacing task
- What is the central principle of the recovery model in mental health OT?
- Client-directed hope and meaningful living, not just symptom elimination
- What does the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM) assess?
- A client's self-perceived performance and satisfaction in self-identified occupations
- What does the Role Checklist assess?
- A person's past, present, and future occupational roles and how much they value each one
- What type of tool is the BASIS-32?
- A self-report questionnaire measuring symptoms and functioning to track treatment outcomes
- What is the numeric range of the Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) scale?
- 0 to 100
- The deliberate use of one's own personality, insights, and reactions to build rapport and support client change is called ____.
- therapeutic use of self
- What is milieu therapy?
- Using the structure, social climate, and physical environment of a treatment setting itself as a therapeutic tool
- In Yalom's therapeutic factors of group therapy, what does 'instillation of hope' refer to?
- Seeing others improve inspires belief that treatment can work for oneself
- In Yalom's therapeutic factors, what does 'universality' mean?
- Realizing other group members share similar struggles, reducing feelings of isolation
- In Mosey's group interaction levels, what characterizes a parallel group?
- Members work on individual tasks side by side with minimal interaction
- In Mosey's group interaction levels, what characterizes a project group?
- Members share a short-term task and interact somewhat, but the task matters more than the relationships
- In Mosey's group interaction levels, what characterizes an egocentric-cooperative group?
- Members choose and complete longer shared tasks, expressing their needs but with little awareness of others' needs