FACTORS THAT INFLUENCED THE SUCCESSFUL INTERVENTION
Model of practice:
The Model of Human Occupation (MOHO) guided my assessment and intervention which gave me a clear process to follow. For me as a student I felt this was what I needed as I am not expert in the specialized area of practice, and not competent in choosing correct treatment and rationale.
Client:
This specific client was open and willing to have her "daydreaming" state brought under control, as it was influencing and impacting on her functional activities.
During the OCAIRS interview, she was open to discuss issues and topics with me. After reflection with my supervising therapist, I came to the conclusion that being the same sex as her, and of a similar age (compared with other staff in the unit) helped with compliance and motivation.
This presentation will look at a paediatric mental health case study that I was involved in during an Otago Polytechnic, Occupational Therapy placement. It aims to give an overview of the case, and outlines the challenges I faced as an Occupational Therapy Student whilst going through the Occupational Therapy process. Some sections have comments, so please feel free to explore these. Created by Megan Moffat Occupational Therapy Student Otago Polytechnic
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