Creek's Occupational Therapy and Mental Health

6th Edition - May 28, 2022
Editors: Wendy Bryant, Jon Fieldhouse, Nicola Plastow
Language: English
Paperback ISBN:
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Promoting and maintaining mental health continues to be a key challenge in the world today. Creek's Occupational Therapy and Mental Health is essential reading for students and practitioners across a wide range of health professions, capturing contemporary practice in mental health settings. Now fully updated in its sixth edition, it retains the clarity and scholarship associated with the renowned occupational therapist Jennifer Creek while delivering new knowledge in a fresh perspective.

Here readers can find everything they need on mental health for learning, practice, and continuing professional development. Complex topics are presented in an accessible and concise style without being oversimplified, aided by summaries, case studies, and questions that prompt critical reflection. The text has been carefully authored and edited by expert international educators and practitioners of occupational therapy, as well as a diverse range of other backgrounds. Service users have also co-authored chapters and commentaries. Evidence-based links between theory and practice are reinforced throughout.

This popular title will be an indispensable staple that OTs will keep and refer to time and again.

Cover image
Title page
Table of Contents
Copyright
Foreword by Jennifer Creek
Foreword by Alison Faulkner
Preface
Contributors
Section 1. Informing Philosophy and Theory
1. A History of Occupational Therapy and Psychiatry in Ireland
Introduction
Background
Moral Treatment
Therapeutic Enthusiasm And Occupational Therapy
2. The Grounds for Occupational Therapy
Introduction
People Engaging with Occupational Therapy
Environment
Occupation
A Complex Intervention
Advancing Knowledge
Summary
3. Being a Therapist
Introduction
Reflective Practice
Professional Reasoning
Professional Identity
Therapeutic Use of Self
Professional Artistry
Recognizing Complexity
Summary
Section 2. The Occupational Therapy Process
4. Structuring Practice
Introduction
Person-Centred Practice
Occupational Therapy Process
Structures for Practice
Scope of Occupational Therapy
The Elements of Effective Practice
Summary
5. Assessment and Outcome Measurement
Introduction
Considerations for Practice
Assessment
Outcome Measurement
Standardized Assessment and Outcome Measures
Applying This Chapter to Practice
Summary
6. Planning and Implementing Interventions
Introduction
Occupational Formulation
Occupational Therapy Outcomes
Goal Setting
Intervention Plan
Implementing the Intervention
Evaluating the Intervention
Summary
Section 3. The Context of Occupational Therapy
7. Management and Leadership
Introduction
Management
Leadership
Management and Leadership in Occupational Therapy
Summary
8. Professional Accountability
Introduction
Who Are Occupational Therapists Accountable To?
Service Provision
Service User Welfare And Autonomy
Professionalism
Professional Competence And Lifelong Learning
Developing And Using The Evidence Base
Summary
9. Ethics in Practice and Research
Introduction
Ethics, Morality and Professionalism
Conclusion
10. Perspectives on Using Services
Introduction
Recovery
Service Users’ Involvement in Their Own Care
Accessing Occupational Therapy
Negotiating Meaning
Occupation-Focused, User-Led Services
Conclusion
Useful Resources
11. Teaching and Learning
Introduction
Context for Teaching and Learning
Teaching and Learning
Effectiveness
Mental Health Discourses
Navigating Identities
Future Directions
Summary
12. Intersectionality
Introduction
Intersectionality and Mental Health
Mental Health Reforms and the Complex Practice Environment
Activism
Implications and Summary
Section 4. Occupations
13. Physical Activity
Introduction
Physical Activity, Mental Health and Wellbeing
Cognitive Health and Active Aging
Living with Psychosis
Population Health and Sustainability within Occupational Therapy
Influencing Mental Health and Wellbeing Through Physical Activity
Becoming Physically Active and Maintaining Involvement
Enabling Physical Activity in Practice
Conclusion
14. Life-Long Learning
Introduction
Learning to Promote Mental Health and Well-Being
Learning Interventions for Recovery
Learning as Ends: Occupational Therapists Facilitating Access to Learning
Summary
15. Client-Centred Groups
Introduction
Theories Supporting Occupational Therapy Group Work
Cole’s Seven Steps of Group Facilitation
Principles of Group Leadership
Understanding Group Dynamics
Designing Group Interventions
Group Effectiveness: The Evidence
Conclusion
16. Creative Activities
Introduction
Creativity and Making
Overarching Considerations when Using Creative Activities in Occupational Therapy Practice
Skills and Principles Underpinning Creative Activities and Therapeutic Media
Conclusion
17. Play
Introduction
Theoretical Understandings of Play
Occupational Therapy and Play
Occupational Development in Children and Young People
Play-Centred Occupational Therapy
Summary
18. Self-Care
Introduction
Summary
19. Nature-Based Practice
Introduction
Part 1: Nature-Based Interventions
Part 2: Constructs and Theories
Part 3: Grounding Nature-Based Practice within Occupational Therapy
Part 4: The Growing Evidence Base
Conclusion
20. Work
Introduction
Occupation, Work, Productivity And Vocation
Mental Ill-Health And Employment
Finding And Keeping Work
Bringing A Vocational Focus To Mental Health Practice
Being A Vocational Specialist
Section 5. People and Settings
21. The Acute Setting
Introduction
The Changing Nature Of Acute Services
The Broader Context For Acute Services
Staffing
Legislation
Occupational Therapy Process
Goal Planning And Intervention
Evaluation
Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit
Case Studies
Summary
22. Community Practice
Introduction
Supporting Models and Approaches
Team Working and Coordinated Care
Medication
Service Settings
Conclusion
23. Older People
Introduction
Occupation for Mental Health and Well-Being in Later Life
Depression in Later Life
Dementia
Occupational Therapy and Older People
Occupational Therapy and People with Dementia
Occupational Therapy in Long-Term Care Settings
Multidisciplinary Interventions Used in Community and Long-Term Care Settings
Occupational Therapy Practice
Summary
24. Children and Young People
Introduction
Occupational Perspective of Childhood and Adolescence
Accessing Services, Resources And Referral Pathways
Assessment
Evaluation
Factors Influencing the Occupational Therapy Process
Case Studies
25. Intellectual (Learning) Disabilities
Introduction
The Occupational Therapy Role
Relevant UK Legislation and Policy Development
Service Types
The Occupational Therapy Process
Features of Occupational Therapy Intervention
Conclusion
Inspirational People and Projects
Useful Resources
26. Forensic and Prison Services
Introduction
An Overview of UK Forensic Services
Occupational Therapy Practice
Conclusion
27. Substance Use
Introduction
Substance Use
Dual Diagnosis
Treatment of Substance Use
Assessment
Interventions
Summary
28. Eating Disorders
Chapter Overview
Introduction
Clinical Features of Eating Disorders
Causes of Eating Disorders
The Impact Of Eating Disorders
Eating Disorder Services and Settings
Theoretical Contexts
The Occupational Therapy Process
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
29. Working on the Margins
Introduction
Understanding the Margins
Why Work on the Margins Matters
Case Example: Homelessness
Thinking and Acting on the Margins
Summary
Index

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