Client-Centred Practice in Occupational Therapy

 A guide to implementation
Written in a style accessible to both students and practitioners, this text provides a readable introduction to the theories of client-centred practice, showing how it may be applied to the therapeutic management of different client groups and be usefully incorporated into day-to-day occupational therapy practice.

Reviews the essential theory of client-centred practice.
Presents care models for occupational therapy based upon this approach.
Describes the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure as an example of a key tool which may be used to evaluate clinical outcomes.
Explains how this theory may be implemented for different groups of clients.
Uses case examples to illustrate the theory.