FOUNDATIONS
Moral Treatment, Mental Hygiene Movement, and Arts and Crafts movement
What are the GUIDING CONCEPTS of mental health for Occupational Therapy.
GAD...
What is GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER
The thought process which we adjust to the stressful demands of daily life
What is COPING?
What does the acronym CARES stand for?
What is CONTEXT, ASK, RESILIENCE & RESOURCES, EDUCATE, and SELF-CARE
This is the occupation that if not balanced can impact mood, health, cognition, and even cause death.
What is sleep?
Process of change and desires to reach one's fullest potential as well as lead a self-directed life...
What are the components of RECOVERY
Which cluster of Personality Disorders does Histrionic Personality belong to?
CLUSTER B
Attention, memory, and executive function
What are the COMPONENTS OF COGNITION
What model of practice allows for an array of modifications to support the success of a client's engagement in occupation?
What is the PEO MODEL?
Sensory dysregulation can negatively impact one's ability to engage in the occupation of social participation. Aubrey will be attending a concert with her best friend on Saturday, but is very concerned she is going to be overwhelmed by the crowd and noise.What resource can Aubrey bring into the venue to assist in regulating the noise?
What are NOISE CANCELING HEADPHONES.
Health, home, purpose, and community...
What are SAMSHA's vital COMPONENTS OF RECOVERY
This mood disorder states that symptoms in a child over the age of 5 must be seen during interactions with at least person who is not a sibling and the symptoms should last for the duration for 6 months and occur at least one time per month
What is OPPOSITIONAL DEFIANT DISORDER
The systematic approach that seeks to recognize, understand, and respond t the effects of trauma
What is TRAUMA INFORMED CARE (TIC)
What may be the only environment where children, adolescents, and teenagers receive mental health services?
What is SCHOOL.
Josiah is retirning to school in the Fall as a second grader after being absent since Christmas battling sarcoma. He had his left leg amputated above the knee, which is where the tumor was located. There are many occupations he will need to build up to, however, what is the MAIN occupation Josiah is returning to?
What is STUDENT.
This experience deeply impacts an OT's choice of interventions and helps the client build a sense of purpose and value.
What is the LIVED EXPERIENCE.
Open-ended questions and reflective listening are components of what?
What is MOTIVATIONAL INTERVIEWING
Most residents of this environment do not have a high school degree, have/had a drug addiction, comes from broken homes, and has experienced ACEs and trauma
What is a PRISON
Alcoholics Anonomous and many other types of support groups have been found to be more successful when they are led by....
What are PEER LED GROUPS.
What is MORAL TREATMENT?
Mental health issues along with joint and GI issues are commonly associated with which disability?
What is INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDER.
"What is wrong with you?" is a statement that can inflict shame on an individual. Trauma informed care does not use this statement when working with clients. Rather they use....
WHAT HAPPENED TO YOU?
Domestice violence against the mother, physical abuse and neglect, emotional abuse and neglect, parental separation, incarceration of a household member, divorce, mental illness of a household member, and substance abuse of a household member....
What are the 10 ORIGINAL ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES
It is important that a client be able to identify occupations he/she like to do; however, what is more important than the identification of the occupation?
What is OCCUPATIONAL ENGAGEMENT.