Sarah Hamill
Contact
ATS Assistant Lecturer, Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine - Occupational Therapy
- sahamill@ualberta.ca
Courses
OCCTH 506 - Introduction to Human Occupation
Students are introduced to philosophical and scientific foundations of human occupation. Through the application of theory and analysis of occupations, students will understand the dynamic relationship between people, contexts, and the occupations. Exploring the relationship between occupation and health and well-being, this course offers principles for occupational therapy practice.
OCCTH 519 - Advancing Psychosocial and Mental Health Practices in Occupational Therapy
Students explore therapeutic approaches, emerging trends, and the diverse needs of complex, specialized populations. This course emphasizes advancing occupational therapy mental health capabilities in diverse practice contexts.
OCCTH 584 - Physical Health Interventions for Occupational Participation
Provides a comprehensive examination of various clinical conditions that impact occupational capability. Students will learn and apply evidence-informed occupational therapy assessments and interventions in practical, real-world scenarios. The course explores the interplay between individuals, their health, and the environment, promoting a comprehensive view of health and wellbeing and addressing occupational participation.