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This book analyzes and suggests an expansion of Llorens' developmental theory of occupational therapy, applying these concepts in a final schematic model for use by practitioners.
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This book analyzes and suggests an expansion of Llorens' developmental theory of occupational therapy, applying these concepts in a final schematic model for use by practitioners.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317994145
- Artikelnr.: 57081134
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
- Seitenzahl: 176
- Erscheinungstermin: 3. Juni 2014
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781317994145
- Artikelnr.: 57081134
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Dr. La Corte's current affiliations are as follows: PhD Candidate in the College of Social, Behavioral and Health Science, Walden University; Primary Children's Hospital, Salt Lake City, Utah; Private Practice; Adjunct Faculty, Division of Occupational Therapy, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. She has taught multiple courses on infant development, and has published case study and poster presentation abstracts. Further to this, she has provided occupational therapy services in the primary care setting in various NICUs, and at Aviano Air force Base, Aviano, Italy, to screen all newborn infants and provide support for infant, mother, and family co-occupations.
Foreword Lela L. Llorens
Preface Lynne F. La Corte
Introduction PART 1: THEORY ANALYSIS AND NEW CONCEPTS Tracing the Model's History
Developmental Model Explained: Sections 1, 2, and 3 of Facilitating Growth and Development
Llorens' Subsequent Publications and Model Changes
Activity Theory, Growth Models, and the Change Process: Theorists Represented by Llorens
Suggested Modifications to the Psychodynamic Schematic Component
Conclusion: Recommended Modification to Psychodynamics
Analysis of Three New Theorists for the Expansion of Facilitating Growth and Development in Occupational Therapy
Discussion of Bandura, Bronfenbrenner, and Bruner as Related to Llorens' Theory
Conclusion of Part 1 PART 2: OCCUPATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY Adaptive Occupation Begins with Purposeful Activity Sequences
Central Pattern Generation Across the Lifespan
Emergent and Distributed Systems: CPG Mechanisms and the Dynamics of Neurochaos
Occupational Physiology
Archi, Paleo, and Neo Systems in Central Pattern Generation
Occupational Theory in the NICU
Influencing Occupational Physiology in the NICU through Purposeful Activity
Discussion
Conclusion of Part 2 PART 3: APPLICATION OF NEW CONCEPTS AND NEURO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ELEMENTS Revisions, Modifications, and Additions to the Llorens Model
La Corte Expansion to Llorens Model
Summary of Schematic Expansion
Achieving Growth and Development: Correlation with Health Models
Integrating Theory, Practice, and Process
Practical Application of Theoretical Perspectives: Problem Identification and Solutions in Practice
Conclusion of Part 3 PART 4: THE DAEIS FOR RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE DAEIS
DAEIS Case Illustration
Conclusion of Part 4
Conclusion of Review, Update, and Expansion of Llorens
Preface Lynne F. La Corte
Introduction PART 1: THEORY ANALYSIS AND NEW CONCEPTS Tracing the Model's History
Developmental Model Explained: Sections 1, 2, and 3 of Facilitating Growth and Development
Llorens' Subsequent Publications and Model Changes
Activity Theory, Growth Models, and the Change Process: Theorists Represented by Llorens
Suggested Modifications to the Psychodynamic Schematic Component
Conclusion: Recommended Modification to Psychodynamics
Analysis of Three New Theorists for the Expansion of Facilitating Growth and Development in Occupational Therapy
Discussion of Bandura, Bronfenbrenner, and Bruner as Related to Llorens' Theory
Conclusion of Part 1 PART 2: OCCUPATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY Adaptive Occupation Begins with Purposeful Activity Sequences
Central Pattern Generation Across the Lifespan
Emergent and Distributed Systems: CPG Mechanisms and the Dynamics of Neurochaos
Occupational Physiology
Archi, Paleo, and Neo Systems in Central Pattern Generation
Occupational Theory in the NICU
Influencing Occupational Physiology in the NICU through Purposeful Activity
Discussion
Conclusion of Part 2 PART 3: APPLICATION OF NEW CONCEPTS AND NEURO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ELEMENTS Revisions, Modifications, and Additions to the Llorens Model
La Corte Expansion to Llorens Model
Summary of Schematic Expansion
Achieving Growth and Development: Correlation with Health Models
Integrating Theory, Practice, and Process
Practical Application of Theoretical Perspectives: Problem Identification and Solutions in Practice
Conclusion of Part 3 PART 4: THE DAEIS FOR RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE DAEIS
DAEIS Case Illustration
Conclusion of Part 4
Conclusion of Review, Update, and Expansion of Llorens
Foreword Lela L. Llorens
Preface Lynne F. La Corte
Introduction PART 1: THEORY ANALYSIS AND NEW CONCEPTS Tracing the Model's History
Developmental Model Explained: Sections 1, 2, and 3 of Facilitating Growth and Development
Llorens' Subsequent Publications and Model Changes
Activity Theory, Growth Models, and the Change Process: Theorists Represented by Llorens
Suggested Modifications to the Psychodynamic Schematic Component
Conclusion: Recommended Modification to Psychodynamics
Analysis of Three New Theorists for the Expansion of Facilitating Growth and Development in Occupational Therapy
Discussion of Bandura, Bronfenbrenner, and Bruner as Related to Llorens' Theory
Conclusion of Part 1 PART 2: OCCUPATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY Adaptive Occupation Begins with Purposeful Activity Sequences
Central Pattern Generation Across the Lifespan
Emergent and Distributed Systems: CPG Mechanisms and the Dynamics of Neurochaos
Occupational Physiology
Archi, Paleo, and Neo Systems in Central Pattern Generation
Occupational Theory in the NICU
Influencing Occupational Physiology in the NICU through Purposeful Activity
Discussion
Conclusion of Part 2 PART 3: APPLICATION OF NEW CONCEPTS AND NEURO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ELEMENTS Revisions, Modifications, and Additions to the Llorens Model
La Corte Expansion to Llorens Model
Summary of Schematic Expansion
Achieving Growth and Development: Correlation with Health Models
Integrating Theory, Practice, and Process
Practical Application of Theoretical Perspectives: Problem Identification and Solutions in Practice
Conclusion of Part 3 PART 4: THE DAEIS FOR RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE DAEIS
DAEIS Case Illustration
Conclusion of Part 4
Conclusion of Review, Update, and Expansion of Llorens
Preface Lynne F. La Corte
Introduction PART 1: THEORY ANALYSIS AND NEW CONCEPTS Tracing the Model's History
Developmental Model Explained: Sections 1, 2, and 3 of Facilitating Growth and Development
Llorens' Subsequent Publications and Model Changes
Activity Theory, Growth Models, and the Change Process: Theorists Represented by Llorens
Suggested Modifications to the Psychodynamic Schematic Component
Conclusion: Recommended Modification to Psychodynamics
Analysis of Three New Theorists for the Expansion of Facilitating Growth and Development in Occupational Therapy
Discussion of Bandura, Bronfenbrenner, and Bruner as Related to Llorens' Theory
Conclusion of Part 1 PART 2: OCCUPATIONAL PHYSIOLOGY Adaptive Occupation Begins with Purposeful Activity Sequences
Central Pattern Generation Across the Lifespan
Emergent and Distributed Systems: CPG Mechanisms and the Dynamics of Neurochaos
Occupational Physiology
Archi, Paleo, and Neo Systems in Central Pattern Generation
Occupational Theory in the NICU
Influencing Occupational Physiology in the NICU through Purposeful Activity
Discussion
Conclusion of Part 2 PART 3: APPLICATION OF NEW CONCEPTS AND NEURO-PSYCHOLOGICAL ELEMENTS Revisions, Modifications, and Additions to the Llorens Model
La Corte Expansion to Llorens Model
Summary of Schematic Expansion
Achieving Growth and Development: Correlation with Health Models
Integrating Theory, Practice, and Process
Practical Application of Theoretical Perspectives: Problem Identification and Solutions in Practice
Conclusion of Part 3 PART 4: THE DAEIS FOR RESEARCH AND CLINICAL PRACTICE DAEIS
DAEIS Case Illustration
Conclusion of Part 4
Conclusion of Review, Update, and Expansion of Llorens