2016 CATALOG

ACROSS PRACTICE AREAS / GENERAL PRACTICE
Bestseller!
Task Analysis: An Individual,
Group, and Population Approach,
3rd Edition
By Sylvia A. Wilson, MSc, OT(C), and
Gregg Landry, MHA, OT
Using the Occupational Therapy Practice
Framework as its guide, the 3rd Edition
of this foundational work focuses on
understanding clients and their immediate
environments and how to improve FLASH DRIVE
clients’ health across the lifespan at
the individual, group, and population levels. Important updates
include chapters on aging adults and care planning.
Chapter Highlights—
Part I. Domain and Process of Occupational Therapy
• Chapter 1. Historical Perspective: Intervention Through Activity
• Chapter 2. Occupational Therapy Services: A Distinct Approach
• Chapter 3. Domain and Dimensions of Occupational Therapy
• Chapter 4. Occupational Therapy Process
• Chapter 5. Occupational Therapy Service Delivery to Individuals,
Groups, and Populations
• Chapter 6. Care Planning: Needs Analysis and Use in
Consultation
Part II. Occupation and Intervention Strategies
• Chapter 7. Occupations Across the Lifespan
• Chapter 8. Play as Occupation
• Chapter 9. Education as Occupation
• Chapter 10. Activities of Daily Living as Occupation
• Chapter 11. Adolescence and Emerging Adulthood
• Chapter 12. Adulthood: Maintaining Meaningful Lifestyles
• Chapter 13. Older Adults: Transitions for Successful Aging
• Chapter 14. Healthy Communities
• Appendixes include AOTA official documents, as well as a client
task analysis form.
This new edition also includes case examples, exercises to apply
new learning, and a flash drive with an extensive client profile and
task analysis form.
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-534-7, 282 pages, 2014
Order #900534. AOTA Members: $59, Nonmembers: $84
Available for course adoption.
Bestseller!
The Texture of Life: Occupations
and Related Activities, 4th Edition
Edited by Jim Hinojosa, PhD, OT, BCP, FAOTA,
and Marie-Louise Blount, AM, OT, FAOTA
This new edition presents a theoretical
foundation for the idea of occupation,
framed within historical and current
practice and developed from within the
occupational therapy profession. Using
language from the Occupational Therapy
Practice Framework and from the International
Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health, updated
chapters detail aspects of occupation such as activity analysis,
activity synthesis, and clinical reasoning and explore how to apply
activity across various settings.
Numerous case examples guide readers through the intervention
process, providing clear, practical examples of activity-based
occupational therapy. Exercises challenge students and practitioners
to consider their own biases and perspectives, the unique set
of circumstances that each client presents, and the most appropriate
intervention strategy. Students and experienced practitioners
alike can use this important resource to further develop their
understanding of occupation, better articulate its complex nature,
and apply its principles in the clinic.
Highlights include—
• Occupation across the lifespan
• Activity analysis
• Occupational profile
• Activity synthesis as a means to occupation
• Clinical reasoning
• Application of activities to increase occupational performance
• Facilitating occupational performance
• Occupation and activities in groups
• Leisure, work, and self-care occupations
• Care and caregiving
• Occupations in the context of spirituality
• Occupations, activities, and empowerment.
ISBN-13: 978-1-56900-352-7, 457 pages, 2014
Order #900352. AOTA Members: $89, Nonmembers: $126
Available for course adoption.
MORE RESOURCES
• 2015 AOTA Salary and Workforce Survey, p. 13
• AOTA Practice Guidelines, p. 64
• Assessment & Evaluation Resources, p. 15
• Ethics Resources, p. 39
• Occupational Therapy Practice Framework, p. 46
• The Reference Manual of the Official Documents of the
American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc., 20th
Edition, p. 54
• A Writer’s Toolkit for Occupational Therapy and Health
Care Professionals, p. 54
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