Perspectives on Purposeful Activity : Foundation and Future of Occupational Therapy

by Cottrell, Rita

• ISBN13: 9781569000526
• ISBN10: 1569000522
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1996-12-01
• Publisher: Amer Occupational Therapy Assn

Table of Contents

Preface	v
Note to Reader	xvii
Section I: Occupational Therapy's Heritage: Historical and Philosophical Foundations of Purposeful Activity
Introduction	1	(4)
Occupational Therapy Service: Individual and Collective Understandings of the Founders	5	(22)
Suzanne M. Peloquin
The Philosophy of Occupation Therapy	27	(4)
Adolph Meyer
The Influence of the Arts-and-Crafts Movement on the Professional Status of Occupational Therapy	31	(8)
Ruth Levine Schemm
Moral Treatment: Contexts Considered	39	(8)
Suzanne M. Peloquin
Occupational Therapy Revisited: A Paraphrastic Journey (1981 Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture)	47	(18)
Robert K. Bing
Occupational Therapy Can Be One of the Great Ideas of 20th Century Medicine (1962 Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture)	65	(10)
Mary Reilly
Doing and Becoming: Purposeful Action and Self-Actualization	75	(6)
Gail S. Fidler
lay W. Fidler
Toward a Science of Adaptive Responses	81	(10)
Lorna Jean King
A Heritage of Activity: Development of Theory	91	(8)
G. Gordon Williamson
Occupation: Purposefulness and Meaningfulness as Therapeutic Mechanisms (1995 Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture)	99	(14)
Catherine A. Trombly
Life-Style Performance: From Profile to Conceptual Model	113	(10)
Gail S. Fidler
An Attempt to Define Purposeful Activity	123	(8)
Estelle B. Breines
Section II: The Environmental Contexts of Purposeful Activity: Physical, Sociocultural, and Temporal Influences on Activity
Introduction	127	(4)
The Ecology of Human Performance: A Framework for Considering the Effect of Context	131	(14)
Winnie Dunn
Catana Brown
Ann McGuigan
Safety for Older Adults: The Role of Technology and the Home Environment	145	(10)
James R. Watzkeand
and Bryan Kemp
Culture: A Factor Influencing the Outcomes of Occupational Therapy	155	(8)
Ruth Levine Schemm
The Culture Concept in the Everyday Practice of Occupational and Physical Therapy	163	(8)
Laura Krefting
Temporal Adaptation: A Conceptual Framework for Occupational Therapy	171	(8)
Gary Kielhofner
Comparison of Temporal Patterns and Meaningfulness of the Daily Activities of Schizophrenic and Normal Adults	179	(12)
Timothy C. Weeder
Quality of Time Use by Adults with Spinal Cord Injuries	191	(10)
Elizabeth J. Yerxa
Susan Baum Locker
Beyond Performance: Being in Place as a Component of Occupational Therapy	201	(8)
Graham D. Rowles
The Lazarus Project: The Politics of Empowerment	209	(8)
Nancy Kari
Peg Michels
The Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990 and Employees with Mental Impairments: Personal Efficacy and the Environment	217	(12)
Patricia A. H. Crist
Virginia C. Stoffel
Building Inclusive Community: A Challenge for Occupational Therapy (1994 Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture)	229	(16)
Ann P. Grady
Section III: The Developmental Continuum: Purposeful Activities across the Lifespan
Introduction	241	(4)
Making a Difference: A Premise of Occupation and Health	245	(4)
Estelle B. Breines
Play Deprivation in Children with Physical Disabilities: The Role of the Occupational Therapist in Preventing Secondary Disability	249	(8)
Cheryl Missiuna
Nancy Pollock
Parent-Child Activity Group Treatment in Preventive Psychiatry	257	(8)
Laurette Olson
Colleen Heaney
Bettye Soppas-Hoffman
The Adolescent Life/Work Planning Group: A Prevention Model	265	(6)
Grace Gorski
Shawn Miyake
Transition from School to Community Living	271	(10)
Chestina Brollier
Jayne Shepherd
Kerri Flick Markley
The Therapeutic Use of Games with Mentally Retarded Adults	281	(8)
Gary Kielhofner
Shawn Miyake
Designing Activities to Develop a Women's Identification Group	289	(10)
Mary V. Donohoe
The Relationships between Volition, Activity Pattern, and Life Satisfaction in the Elderly	299	(8)
Nancy Riopel Smith
Gary Kielhofner
Janet Hawkins Watts
The Meaning of Daily Activity in Family Caregiving for the Elderly	307	(12)
Betty Risteen Hasselkus
Section IV: The Therapeutic Relationship: Facilitating Engagement in Purposeful Activity
Introduction	315	(4)
Occupational Therapy's Challenge: The Caring Relationship	319	(8)
Elizabeth B. Devereaux
Clinical Reasoning: The Ethics, Science, and Art	327	(14)
Joan C. Rogers
The Therapist with the Three-Track Mind	341	(10)
Maureen Hayes Fleming
The Narrative Nature of Clinical Reasoning	351	(10)
Cheryl Mattingly
Enhancing Occupational Performance through an Understanding of Perceived Self-Efficacy	361	(12)
Marie Gage
Helene Polatajko
The Patient-Therapist Relationship: Beliefs That Shape Care	373	(16)
Suzanne M. Polequin
Section V: Tools of Practice: Media, Methods, and Strategies for Clinical Interventions
Introduction	383	(6)
Tools of Practice: Heritage or Baggage? (1986 Eleanor Clarke Slagle Lecture)	389	(10)
Kathlyn L. Reed
The Origin and Evolution of Activity Analysis	399	(6)
Cynthia Creighton
Occupation: Form and Performance	405	(10)
David L. Nelson
Guidelines for Using Both Activity and Exercise	415	(8)
Rebecca Dutton
Activity, Social Role Retention, and the Multiply Disabled Aged: Strategies for Intervention	423	(14)
Linda L. Levy
Generalization of Treatment: A Multicontext Approach to Cognitive Perceptual Impairment in Adults with Brain Injury	437	(14)
Joan Pascale Toglia
Use of Adjunctive Modalities in Occupational Therapy	451	(8)
Lorraine Pedretti
Roger Smith
Joy Hammel
Judy Rein
Denis Anson
Marya Jo McGuire
Integrating Play in Neurodevelopmental Treatment	459	(6)
Jill Anderson
Jim Hinojosa
Carrie Strauch
Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation Engineering: A Team Approach to Helping Persons with Severe Physical Disability to Upgrade Functional Independence	465	(6)
Ruth Ellen Gordon
Ken P. Kozole
Project Threshold: A Systematic Approach to Solving Functional Problems of Persons with Physical Disabilities Using Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation Engineering Services	471	(6)
Heidi McHugh Pendleton
Nancy J. Somerville
Gail K. Magdalena
Kathryn L. Bowman
Diversional Activity: Does It Deserve Its Bad Name?	477	(8)
Judith Friedland
Should Music Be Used Therapeutically in Occupational Therapy?	485	(4)
Anne MacRae
Humor as an Adjunct to Occupational Therapy Interactions	489	(6)
Virginia O. Tooper
Linking Purpose to Procedure During Interactions with Patients	495	(12)
Suzanne M. Peloquin
Section VI: Research: Applied Scientific Inquiry on Purposeful Activity and Occupational Therapy
Introduction	503	(4)
Purposeful Activity and Performance	507	(6)
Thomas M. Steinbeck
Dual - Purpose Activity versus Single-Purpose Activity in Terms of Duration on Task, Exertion Level, and Affect	513	(6)
Lynette Miller
David L. Nelson
Adding Purpose to the Repetitive Exercise of Elderly Women through Imagery	519	(8)
Christine M. Riccio
David L. Nelson
Mary Ann Bush
Affective Responses to Keeping and Not Keeping and Activity Product	527	(6)
Janice Dale Rocker
DAvid L. Nelson
Altruism and Task Participation in the Elderly	533	(4)
Jan K. Hatter
David L. Nelson
Effects of Project Versus Parallel Groups on Social Interaction and Affective Responses in Senior Citizens	537	(8)
David L. Nelson
Cindee Peterson
Doris A. Smith
Judith A. Boughto
Gail M. Whalen
Therapeutic Modality Comparisons in Day Treatment	545	(6)
James P. Klyczek
William C. Mann
Preventive Activities and Services for the Well Elderly	551	(6)
Margaret M. Kirchman
Velma Reichenbach
Barbara Giambalvo
A Model to Promote Activity Competence in Elders	557	(14)
Ruth Levine Schemm
Laura N. Gitlin
Section VII: Current Realities and Future Directions for Purposeful Activity in Occupational Therapy
Introduction	565	(6)
Perspectives on the Past and Future	571	(6)
Wilma L. West
Old Values-New Directions: Competence, Adaptation, Integration	577	(10)
Jerry A. Johnson
How High Do We Jump? The Effect of Reimbursement on Occupational Therapy	587	(8)
Brenda S. Howard
Disparity between Reimbursement-Driven Practice and Humanistic Values of Occupational Therapy	595	(4)
Janice Posatery Burke
Joanne C. Cassidy
Creating Excellence in Patient Care	599	(6)
Kathleen Barker Schwartz
Sustaining the Art of Practice in Occupational Therapy	605	(8)
Suzanne M. Peloquin
Dreams, Dilemmas and Decisions for Occupational Therapy Practice in a New Millennium: An American Perspective	613	(4)
Elizabeth J. Yerxa
Dreams, Dilemmas, and Decisions for Occupational Therapy Practice in a New Millennium: A Canadian Perspective	617	(8)
Helene J. Polatajko
Appendices: Introduction	625	(2)
Appendix A: Definition of Occupational Therapy Practice for State Regulation	627	(2)
Appendix B: The Philosophical Base of Occupational Therapy	629	(2)
Appendix C: Position Paper: Purposeful Activity	631	(4)
Appendix D: Core Values and Attitudes of Occupational Therapy Practice	635	(4)
Appendix E: Address in Honor of Eleanor Clarke Slagle	639	(4)
Appendix F: The Life-Style Performance Profile	643	(2)
Appendix G: Position Paper: Occupational Therapy and the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA)	645	(4)
Appendix H: Position Pater: Physical Agent Modalities	649	(2)
Appendix I: Uniform Terminology for Occupational Therapy---Third Edition	651	(16)
Appendix J: Activity Analysis Form: Based on Uniform Terminology for Occupational Therapy---Third Edition (American Occupational Therapy Association, 1994)	667	(4)
Appendix K: Activity Analysis Sample	671	(8)
Appendix L: Supplemental Reference Lists	679	(20)
Appendix M: Supplemental Resource Lists	699