Sarah Bailer
Contact
ATS Assistant Teaching Professor, Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine - Occupational Therapy
- sbailer@ualberta.ca
- Address
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LC 2-155 Augustana Campus
4901-46 AveCamrose ABT4V 1S4
Courses
OCCTH 517 - Mental Health and Psychosocial Foundations in Occupational Therapy
Students explore foundational knowledge of mental health and psychosocial considerations related to evidence-informed occupational therapy. This course emphasizes competencies involved in contextually sensitive case formulation.
OCCTH 530 - Occupational Therapy Process and Practice: Synthesis
Integration and synthesis of the occupational therapy practice process in a family-centred context. Develop ability to demonstrate practice reasoning within micro, meso and macro level contexts to support occupational participation.
OCCTH 550 - Occupational Therapy Process and Practice: Transition
Practice principles of occupational therapy services in relation to the broader practice environment. Develop readiness for transition to the workforce.
OCCTH 571 - Occupation Across the Lifespan: Children
Students explore occupational participation for children and how it is influenced by developmental trajectories, life events and opportunities, family contexts, and broader environments. The occupational therapist's role in supporting children, families and communities is explored through family-centered and strengths-based perspectives.