A New Framework for Client-Centered Care Using the Chaos and Complexity Theory (Self Paced)

Course overview

Occupational therapists and occupational therapy assistants are focused on providing client-centered care and helping our clients live the life that they want to live. The process is not always easy. Theoretical practice models are essential to helping OT practitioners understand and predict human behavior. They guide our clinical reasoning as we build occupational profiles, design client-centered interventions, and orchestrate plans for recovery. Chaos and Complexity Theory offers tangible concepts that can help both clinicians and clients more deeply understand the occupational nature of humans, life experiences, the meaning of purpose, and achieving order in the chaos. This course will offer a unique framework that guides OT practitioners in understanding the complexities of the occupational being while also embracing the unexpected. Benefits of Attending: Gain a competitive edge: Stay ahead of the curve with cutting-edge theoretical knowledge. Improve client outcomes: Enhance your ability to effectively address the complex needs of diverse populations. Learn with other OTs, OTAs and students: Connect with other OT professionals who share your interest and understand your profession. Target Audience: Occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, occupational therapy students This occupational therapy continuing education course uses the following instructional methods: visual aides (ie slides), discussion board, guided note taking, and learning, and practice opportunities.