Abstract
This Practice Guideline provides an overview of the occupational therapy process for individuals living with SMI. It is based on a systematic review process addressing five focused questions examining the evidence for occupational therapy interventions to promote ADLs and IADLs, rest and sleep, leisure, and social participation; support employment and education; promote health and wellness; intervene early after SMI diagnosis; and reduce internalized stigma. The guideline uses key concepts from the 3rd edition of the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework: Domain and Process and is essential for clinical decision making in occupational therapy practice with this population.
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Occupational Therapy Practice Guidelines for Adults Living With Serious Mental Illness
- Front Matter Cover11
- 1. Overview of Serious Mental Illness 124
- 2. Systematic Review Methodology and Overview of Findings 831
- 3. Evidence for Interventions to Promote ADLs and IADLs, Rest and Sleep, Leisure, and Social Participation 1336
- 4. Evidence for Interventions to Support Employment and Education 1740
- 5. Evidence for Interventions to Promote Health and Wellness 2245
- 6. Evidence for Interventions to Support Early Intervention for Adolescents and Young Adults Living With SMI 2952
- 7. Evidence for Interventions to Reduce Internalized Stigma 3457
- 8. Implications of the Evidence for Occupational Therapy Practice, Education, and Research 3861
- 9. Clinical Recommendations for Interventions for Adults Living With Serious Mental Illness 4164
- 10. Case Studies 4467
- References 5174
- Appendix A. Evidence and Risk-of-Bias Tables A198