B.Sc. (Cur. Occ.) Occupational Therapy
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the client-centered practice of occupational therapy, which empowers individuals to achieve independence and satisfaction in their daily lives. You will learn how occupational therapists use meaningful activities, or "occupations," as therapeutic tools to help people of all ages overcome physical, cognitive, or psychosocial challenges and fully engage in the activities that matter most to them.
Key Program Highlights
- Explore the core philosophy of using everyday activities as therapeutic intervention
- Learn to assess and address barriers to participation in self-care, work, and leisure
- Gain insight into client-centered goal setting and holistic treatment planning
- Understand the role of OT across diverse populations and practice settings
- Discover strategies to enhance overall quality of life and functional independence
Course Overview
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the client-centered practice of occupational therapy, which empowers individuals to achieve independence and satisfaction in their daily lives. You will learn how occupational therapists use meaningful activities, or "occupations," as therapeutic tools to help people of all ages overcome physical, cognitive, or psychosocial challenges and fully engage in the activities that matter most to them.
Key Program Highlights
- Explore the core philosophy of using everyday activities as therapeutic intervention
- Learn to assess and address barriers to participation in self-care, work, and leisure
- Gain insight into client-centered goal setting and holistic treatment planning
- Understand the role of OT across diverse populations and practice settings
- Discover strategies to enhance overall quality of life and functional independence
