Creek's Occupational Therapy and Mental Health, 6th Edition

Section 1
INFORMING PHILOSOPHY AND THEORY
1 A HISTORY OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY AND PSYCHIATRY IN IRELAND
2 THE GROUNDS FOR OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
3 BEING A THERAPIST
Section 2
THE OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PROCESS
4 STRUCTURING PRACTICE
5 ASSESSMENT AND OUTCOME MEASUREMENT
6 PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTING INTERVENTIONS
Section 3
THE CONTEXT OF OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
7 MANAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP
8 PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY
9 ETHICS IN PRACTICE AND RESEARCH
10 PERSPECTIVES ON USING SERVICES
11 TEACHING AND LEARNING
12 INTERSECTIONALITY
Section 4
OCCUPATIONS
13 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
14 LIFE-LONG LEARNING
15 CLIENT-CENTRED GROUPS
16 CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
17 PLAY
18 SELF-CARE
19 NATURE-BASED PRACTICE
20 WORK
Section 5
PEOPLE AND SETTINGS
21 THE ACUTE SETTING
22 COMMUNITY PRACTICE
23 OLDER PEOPLE
24 CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
25 INTELLECTUAL (LEARNING)DISABILITIES
26 FORENSIC AND PRISON SERVICES
27 SUBSTANCE USE
28 EATING DISORDERS
29 WORKING ON THE MARGINS

Wendy Bryant, PhD, Senior Lecturer - Occupational Therapy, School of Health and Human Sciences, University of Essex, Colchester, UK, Jon Fieldhouse, Senior Lecturer In Occupational Therapy, School of Health and Social Care, University of the West of England, Bristol, UK and Nicola Plastow