OCT 5127C - Occupational Analysis and Professional Reasoning

Hours: 4

This course explores activity analysis with motor control principles and kinesiology. Students learn to perform detailed, occupational-based activity analyses and understand the biomechanical and neuromuscular factors influencing human movement. The course also addresses the occupational therapy process, including professional reasoning and the techniques of grading and adapting activities to meet the needs of diverse client populations. Emphasis is placed on integrating theoretical knowledge with practical skills to enhance occupational performance and promote client-centered care.