During the summer of , experts from Duke University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill provided a series of trainings focused on engaging individuals through psychosocial rehabilitation. Each session was recorded and has been made available for viewing until August 1, BHTP won't issue continuing education to those viewing the recording. Watch recorded sessions in both introductory and advanced psychosocial rehabilitation to learn and apply the person-environment-occupation framework.
View the recorded Introduction to the Profile of Participation PoP to learn about the tool, which helps to identify meaningful intervention targets.
Training was held in June The recorded presentations will be available for one year, expiring on August 1, BHTP won't issue continuing education hours to those viewing the recordings.
People receiving community-based services want what we all want: have a home, have friends and family and have something to do, including a job! Beyond addressing symptoms, enhancing community participation and life skills is often what is helpful for people as they seek to meet their personal goals.
Improved participation and independence are also about modifying the environment to remove obstacles and shaping the task to be the best fit with the person. In this workshop, we will introduce attendees to how to apply the person-environment-occupation framework in both the assessment and delivery of interventions and supports to people as part of psychiatric rehabilitation.
