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Known as the "Mother of Occupational Therapy," emphasized meaningful occupations for health and well-being.

Contributed to the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO) in occupational therapy theory and practice.

Advocated for occupational therapy recognition and services in various settings.

Advanced understanding of human occupation's impact on health and quality of life.

Influence on client-centered and empathetic therapeutic relationships in occupational therapy.

Early focus on purposeful activities for well-being in mental health institutions.

Barton and Meyer's contributions to occupational therapy concepts.

Evolution of occupational therapy into a recognized profession with standards.

Influence of medical science on occupational therapy practice.

Emphasis on holistic and occupation-centered models in the 1970s.

Incorporation of scientific knowledge into occupational therapy practice.

Diversification of occupational therapy settings and populations served.

Role of professional organizations in advocating for occupational therapy.

Growing emphasis on research-based interventions in occupational therapy.

Focus on habits' role in shaping daily routines and well-being.

Annual event discussing advancements in occupational therapy.

Diseases like polio and mental health disorders influencing occupational therapy.

Emphasizes sensory and motor processes in functional skills.

Progression of perception and motor coordination skills.

Considers biological, psychological, and social factors in health.

Payment methods for occupational therapy services.

Factors influencing occupational therapist salaries.

Focus on hope, education, and self-advocacy in mental health recovery.

Primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention in occupational therapy.

Interaction between personal factors, environment, and behavior.

Various settings providing occupational therapy services.

Influence of emotions on thoughts and behavior in therapy.

Telehealth, assistive technology, and health promotion in OT.

Categorization of theories in occupational therapy.

Principles guiding professional conduct in occupational therapy.

Client-centered care, advocacy, and evidence-based practice in OT.

MOHO, CMOP-E, MOHOST, and PEOP guiding OT practice.

Framework examining motivation, habits, and performance in occupational therapy.