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| Dedications | |
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| About the Authors | |
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| Preface | |
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| Applied Theories Of Health And Wellness | |
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| Occupational Therapy's Broadening Horizons | |
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| Eight Major Trends | |
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| The Evolution of Occupational Therapy | |
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| Paradigm Shifts in 20th Century Occupational Therapy | |
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| Theoretical History of Occupational Therapy | |
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| Learning Activities | |
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| Applied Models of Health Care in Occupational Therapy | |
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| Medical Model | |
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| Client-Centered Model | |
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| International Classification of Functioning Model | |
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| American Occupational Therapy Practice Framework | |
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| Learning Activities | |
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| Applied Systems Theory in Occupational Therapy | |
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| General Systems Theory | |
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| Holism | |
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| Core Concepts of Systems Theory | |
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| Five Components of Systems Thinking: An Illustration | |
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| Hierarchy Versus Heterarchy | |
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| Impact of General Systems Theory | |
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| Contexts as Subjective Systems | |
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| Learning Activities | |
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| Theory Organization in Occupational Therapy | |
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| What Is Theory? | |
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| Levels of Theory | |
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| Paradigm | |
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| Occupation-Based Models | |
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| Frames of Reference | |
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| How to Evaluate Models and Frames of Reference | |
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| Learning Activities | |
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| Applied Models of Community Health and Well-Being | |
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| Occupational Therapy Practice Comes Full Circle | |
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| Occupation, Health, and Well-Being | |
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| Public Health and Occupational Therapy | |
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| Health Promotion and Occupational Therapy | |
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| United States Health Delivery System: A Mini Comparison | |
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| Healthy People 2010: Goals and Objectives for the United States | |
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| Determinants of Health | |
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| Health Promotion Models for Community-Based Practice | |
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| Learning Activities | |
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| Occupation-Based Models | |
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| Occupational Behavior | |
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| Model of Human Occupation | |
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| Occupational Adaptation | |
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| Ecology of Human Performance | |
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| Person-Environment-Occupational-Performance Model | |
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| Model Integration | |
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| Applied Behavioral Frames | |
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| Cognitive Behavioral Frames | |
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| Biomechanical and Rehabilitative Frames | |
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| Toglia's Dynamic Interactional Approach | |
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| Allen's Cognitive Levels Frame | |
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| Lifespan Development Frames | |
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| Sensory Integration and Processing | |
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| Motor Control and Motor Learning Frames | |
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| Psychodynamic Frame | |
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| Frames of Reference Integration | |
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| Index | |