Occupational Therapy in Mental Health Settings
Master interventions for mental health issues like anxiety, depression, PTSD, and schizophrenia while promoting emotional regulation and functional independence.
Chapter 1 - Lesson B: Frameworks for Person-Centered Care
Chapter 2 - Lesson B: Routine Development and Management
Chapter 3 - Lesson B: Mindfulness and Grounding Techniques
Chapter 4 - Lesson B: Building Emotional Regulation Skills
Chapter 5 - Lesson B: Evaluating and Adapting Interventions
Chapter 6 - Lesson A: Review
Staff Training • Michigan Adult Foster Care • CEU Credit
Strengthen behavioral health support in Adult Foster Care using occupational therapy tools. Learn sensory modulation, routine and structure building, cognitive supports, and de-escalation strategies that promote resident stability and independence.
Apply sensory modulation techniques to reduce agitation and anxiety, and to support calm participation in daily activities.
Use task sequencing, visual supports, and activity scheduling to improve attention, memory, and follow-through.
Practice therapeutic communication, triggers mapping, and stepwise de-escalation aligned with person-centered care plans.
Document OT-informed interventions clearly for AFC audits, including goals, progress notes, and risk-reduction evidence.
This course supports person-centered planning and interdisciplinary coordination with nurses, social workers, and behavioral specialists.