PPT-Mental Health Recovery and Wellness: Role of Occupational T

Kathlyn L Reed PhD OTR FAOTA MLIS Associate Professor Emerita Texas Womans University Houston klreed3junocom 1 Objectives Discuss concept of maintaining health and wellness after recovering from a mental illness. Dr.. Anne Scott. Mental Health & Social Justice Symposium 2015. ‘Recovery’ as the fundamental aim in A/NZ mental Health system. “Recovery is a deeply personal, unique process changing one’s attitude, values, feelings, goals, skills, and/or roles. It is a way of living a satisfying hopeful and contributing life. Recovery involves the development of new meaning and purpose in one’s life as one grows beyond the catastrophic effects of psychiatric disability.” . Kathlyn. L. Reed PhD, OTR, FAOTA, MLIS. Associate Professor, Emeritus. Texas Woman’s University. klreed3@juno.com. Background . of the . Project. Problem Statement. : Occupational therapy practitioners are not recognized as qualified mental health professionals, therapists or providers in the Texas Administrative Code (TAC). OCE Advancing Health Partnering Forum. May 8, 2015. Mental Health Facts. Mental Health Facts. Open Minds, Health Minds: . Ontario’s Comprehensive Mental Health & Addictions Strategy. Mental Health Innovation . NAMI Conference: October 17, 2015. How we started…. ROSC Comes to Maryland. Wide spectrum of services . Supports . all . stages and pathways of recovery. Addresses access to services. Includes treatment, alternatives to treatment, and recovery support services. Pediatric Residents. Alex Mabe, Ph.D.. Michael Rollock, Ph.D. . Department of Psychiatry and Health Behavior. Medical College of Georgia/Augusta University. Disclosures. “I have no actual or potential conflicts of interest in relation to this program or presentation.” . WRAP. Luis . O. Lopez, MS. Trainer, Coach . . Implementation Specialist. Center for Practice Innovations. Agenda. Mary Ellen Copeland’s. . WRAP Plan: a grassroots tool for over 15 years. An Evidence Based Practice. Financial Wellness- Budgeting Classes begins (ends July). July. Occupational Wellness- Resume Workshop. Intellectual Wellness- Psychiatric Advanced Directives Presentation. August. Environmental Wellness- Green cleaners & terrarium building. Sarah Springer, MOT/S. Thomas . Downen. , MOT/S. What is Occupational Therapy?. “Occupational . therapy is a . client-centered . health profession concerned with promoting health and well being through . Meeting the Policy and Requirement Handbook (PRH) Requirements for Documentation. Valerie Cherry, PhD. Mental Health and Wellness Program. Chapter 6.10, R3 . 2. Mental Health and Wellness Program. 3. Supporting & Advancing Recovery in Mental Health Care OCE Advancing Health Partnering Forum May 8, 2015 Mental Health Facts Mental Health Facts Open Minds, Health Minds: Ontario’s Comprehensive Mental Health & Addictions Strategy Foundations of the Recovery Center include:. Psychiatric Rehabilitation-focus on functional skill and Support development as it relates to whole health.. Adult Education: Utilize universal design teaching modalities to engage adult learners to shift attitudes, gain knowledge, skills and supports.. 1. Objectives. Describe what the Wellness Recovery Action . Plan (. WRAP) . is. Identify the goals of the . WRAP. Define needed support . network. 2. What Is WRAP?. Watch Video. 3. WRAP Is…. The Wellness Recovery Action Plan. WELLNESS IS A UNIVERSAL ISSUE . 4 PILLARS OF WELLNESS . Healthy Eating Physical Activity Tobacco . F. ree Living Mental Fitness & Resilience. WHAT IS A WELLNESS NETWORK. Wellness networks are a formal or informal group of people who come together from various backgrounds within a community or region to address an area of concern around wellness. They may be working toward improved healthy eating, increased physical activity, or another wellness goal. They strive to improve wellness for all those in their communities or regions, including vulnerable populations.. 8. th. June 2016. Dr Philip McCrea. Managing Director, . BHSF Occupational Health Limited. Introduction . Personal experience. Extent of the problem. Correct terminology. Normal versus abnormal. Causes – primary and secondary.