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axs must be cortical and pleasurable
axs chosen for ability to normalize movement patterns, strengthen upper trunk, and increase flexibility
** SI expanded on in Ross' and Burdick's Movement Centered Therapy ** |
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| Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic |
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Definition
** rarely used today; required additional training **
Narcissistic Mechanisms:
1. denial 2. projection 3. splitting
Immature Mechanisms:
1. passive-agg 2. regression 3. somatization
Neurotic Mechanisms:
1. rationalization 2. repression 3. displacement 4. reaction formation
Mature Mechanisms:
1. humor 2. sublimation 3. suppression |
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Term
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Definition
process individual goes through to adapt to environment
3 elements: person, occupational environment, and interaction between the two (called "occupational response")
tx: increase skill need for OA, addresses individual and environment |
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Term
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intervention focus: acquisition of specific skills needed to function in environment
fx -- dysfx continuums in 7 categories:
1. task skills
2. interpersonal skills
3. family interaction
4. ADLs
5. school
6. work
7. play/leisure/reaction
eval includes temporal adaptation
LTGs based on expected environment
tx axs: any that use teaching-learning principles |
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| Comprehensive OT Eval (COTE) |
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Definition
pop: adults with acute psychiatric d/o
7 items address general bx (ie: appearance, punctuality, etc.)
6 items address interpersonal bx (ie: cooperation, socialibility, etc.)
12 items address task bx (ie: concentration, problem solving, etc.)
each item rated on scale 0 (normal) to 4 (severe) |
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