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OTA: Mental Health Occupational Therapy

Occupational therapy approaches for psychiatric and mental health conditions tested on the NBCOT.

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35 basic cards for NBCOT Occupational Therapy. Set 8 of 11 in OTA. It opens with "What three components make up the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?" and "Who developed the Cognitive Disability Model used in OT mental health practice?". More Healthcare and Nursing decks are listed below.

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What three components make up the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO)?
Show answerVolition, habituation, and performance capacity
Who developed the Cognitive Disability Model used in OT mental health practice?
Show answerClaudia Allen
What does the Allen Cognitive Level Screen (ACLS) measure?
Show answerA 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?
Show answerClient-directed hope and meaningful living, not just symptom elimination
What does the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM) assess?
Show answerA client's self-perceived performance and satisfaction in self-identified occupations
What does the Role Checklist assess?
Show answerA person's past, present, and future occupational roles and how much they value each one
What type of tool is the BASIS-32?
Show answerA self-report questionnaire measuring symptoms and functioning to track treatment outcomes
What is the numeric range of the Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) scale?
Show answer0 to 100
The deliberate use of one's own personality, insights, and reactions to build rapport and support client change is called ____.
Show answertherapeutic use of self
What is milieu therapy?
Show answerUsing 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?
Show answerSeeing others improve inspires belief that treatment can work for oneself
In Yalom's therapeutic factors, what does 'universality' mean?
Show answerRealizing other group members share similar struggles, reducing feelings of isolation
In Mosey's group interaction levels, what characterizes a parallel group?
Show answerMembers work on individual tasks side by side with minimal interaction
In Mosey's group interaction levels, what characterizes a project group?
Show answerMembers 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?
Show answerMembers choose and complete longer shared tasks, expressing their needs but with little awareness of others' needs

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