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Perspective On Spirituality In OT Practice For Adults With Traumatic Brain Injury

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Abstract
This presentation discusses a current survey research study that is investigating the use of spirituality to facilitate increased meaningful occupational engagement in occupational therapy practice for adults with traumatic brain injury in community settings. Implications are to increase awareness of spirituality within the profession's broad and holistic scope of practice and to ultimately maximize treatment for the target population surrounding identity loss and decreased participation by enhancing spirituality-related assessment and intervention options.
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Perspective On Spirituality In OT Practice For Adults With Traumatic Brain Injury
Date
2022-05-05
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Spirituality
Occupational therapy
Traumatic brain injury
Meaningful engagement
Holistic
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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.13013/2481
Abstract
This presentation discusses a current survey research study that is investigating the use of spirituality to facilitate increased meaningful occupational engagement in occupational therapy practice for adults with traumatic brain injury in community settings. Implications are to increase awareness of spirituality within the profession's broad and holistic scope of practice and to ultimately maximize treatment for the target population surrounding identity loss and decreased participation by enhancing spirituality-related assessment and intervention options.
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Turcotte, Jill
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