MOHO; a framework for therapeutic reasoning and enabling change.

This workshop is an introduction to The Model of Human Occupation and the concepts within it and focuses on how occupational therapists can use the model as a framework for therapeutic reasoning and enabling change. Case studies are used throughout the training and can be written to reflect the service users that you or your team members predominantly work with. Sessions are accompanied by a workbook and free resources to help synthesize learning from the sessions and encourage reflection on how attendees plan to and will use their learning to develop as a practitioner and the occupational therapy service.

The discussion points are:

• The ten aspects of the Model of Human Occupation and how they relate to occupational participation.
• Applying MOHO theory to practice, the therapy process, and using the model to inform clinical reasoning.
• Understanding of how MOHO can be used within the assessment process and the different assessments available to use within MOHO.
• How to apply MOHO to the service user by the use of case studies.
• How to use MOHO to support your communication and documentation.