OT 542 - Activity Analysis & Group Process

4 Credits

In this course, students actively engage in a variety of activities across the lifespan to master the activity analysis and group dynamics which serves as a foundational skill to all areas of occupational therapy practice. Achieving a state of flow through engaging in activities that are meaningful This course will help the student build a firm foundation for the critical analysis of the power of occupation as it relates to health and well-being. The real and symbolic meaning of activities and objects in a variety of contexts will be explored as students examine a variety of activities including Occupations (ADL, IADL, Rest & Sleep, Work, Social Participation, Play, Leisure, Education), competitive and noncompetitive games, hobbies, crafts, mindfulness activities, expressive arts and media, as well as the tools and objects that are used for each of these.

Credit Type Code: Letter Grade