Intentional Relationship
Occupational Therapy and Use of Self
F.A. Davis Co. · Print & ebook · January 7, 2008
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- Who it’s for
- A practice model for shaping communication and relationships in occupational therapy.
- Themes
- Therapeutic relationships, Clinical communication, Professional self-reflection
- Genres
- Occupational Therapy, Relationships
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“Right on target. Innovative, nothing comes near it in occupational therapy. A sophisticated meld of occupational therapy and psychology. It is very innovative for occupational therapy and other fields. I am thoroughly impressed. “I have found no occupational therapy book more interesting to me than this one.
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I always have to go outside of the field to find such rich and interesting material. —Sharan Schwartzberg, EdD, OTR, FAOTA, - Introduces a new conceptual practice model that defines the communication skills, values, reasoning processes, and interpersonal behaviors required to form a unique and effective relationship between client and therapist. - Identifies six easy-to-apply modes of communication to guide the therapeutic dialogue—Advocating • Collaborating • Empathizing • Encouraging • Instructing • Problem solving. - Highlights intentional relationship models through case studies that reveal the interpersonal skills of 12 therapists from around the world. - Uses self-reflection exercises and assessments to allow readers to test their knowledge and reflect upon chapter content as it relates directly to clinical practice experience.
Therapeutic Dialogue
A practice model for shaping communication and relationships in occupational therapy.
Come here for
- Six modes of communication for therapeutic dialogue
- Case studies featuring 12 therapists from around the world
Expect
- Self-reflection exercises and assessments tied to clinical practice
Where it sits
| Occupational Therapy | 99% |
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| Relationships | 50% |
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Publisher categories
- Occupational Therapy
- Authors
- Renee R. Taylor
- Publisher
- F.A. Davis Co.
- Published
- January 7, 2008
- Format
- Print & ebook
- Theme
- Therapeutic relationships · Clinical communication · Professional self-reflection
- Reading lane
- Occupational Therapy