Willard and Spackman's Occupational Therapy

Provides a presentation of occupational therapy concepts and practice. This text is organized around the student-oriented questions: "What will I do?", "Who will I treat?", and "Where will I practice?". It includes chapters on spirituality, neuromuscular intervention techniques, the environment as a component of self, and facility-based practice.

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An ideal reference, this market-leading text provides the most comprehensive and current presentation of occupational therapy concepts and practice. This text is organized around the student-oriented questions: "What will I do?", "Who will I treat?", and "Where will I practice?". New to the Tenth Edition are chapters on spirituality, neuromuscular intervention techniques, the environment as a component of self, research and practice, facility-based practice, and more. Features include integration of the new AOTA Practice Framework with the International Classification of Function, and continuation of Mary Feldhaus-Weber's powerful narrative of her life after a head injury with a six-page full-color insert of her art added. Other features include practical examples/dilemmas, current trends toward community-based practice in a variety of settings, and consultation. Pedagogical features include unit introductions and learning objectives, chapter outlines, summaries, and ethics boxes.