The Occupational Therapy Practice Framework (OTPF) is a guide used by occupational therapists and others to help describe the components of occupational therapy practice. The purpose of the OTPF is to give an overview of an occupational therapist's scope of practice. It helps improve communication between health professionals by establishing a common language. It can also be used as a guide to evaluation, intervention, and outcomes. The OTPF defines the goal of occupational therapy as "achieving health, well-being, and participation in life through engagement in occupation." It also defines the clients of occupational therapy as well as the domains that interact to affect the client's overall wellness.
Overall, my glyphs did not change much over the course of the last year. The two main differences between my glyphs were in the eyelashes and the finishing touch signature. On the first glyph, I was able to remember each of the five themes based on my personal Clifton StrengthsFinder assessment. However, I was only able to remember two of the themes for my second glyph. The second difference in my two glyphs was the finishing touch. On my original glyph, I signed my name indicating I had a plan or goal about serving in leadership roles in the future. While that was true at the time, I feel that I do not have as much of a clear plan or goal at this time, which is why I wrote my name in print on the second glyph. Other than those differences, all other elements remained the same. I feel that I had an easier time making decisions about my beliefs about leadership this time compared to the first time I drew it.
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