OTH 2261C - Occupational Therapy Skills and Techniques II

(4 Credit Hours)
(A.S.)

Three hours lecture, three hours laboratory per week. Prerequisites: Satisfactory completion of OTH 1114C, OTH 1520C and OTH 1410, ENC 1102, or SPC 1608, and the Humanities elective.

Corequisites: OTH 2420C, OTH 2300C and OTH 2802L. This course was designed to provide an understanding of how occupational therapy contributes to promoting the health and participation of people, organizations and populations through engagement in occupation. Opportunities will be provided to apply the therapeutic use of occupations and client-centered approach utilized in the process of the delivery of occupational therapy services for physical and psychosocial dysfunction. Lecture and laboratory activities provide the opportunity to apply theoretical concepts to practice situations, promote problem solving and critical thinking skills, develop skills in activity analysis and foster communication skills with clients and professional staff. Additional special fees are required.

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