Therapeutic activities are at the heart of occupational therapy interventions, enabling clients to regain or enhance daily functioning. This book explores a variety of activity-based techniques used to address physical, cognitive, and psychosocial challenges. It includes task analysis, grading of activities, and adaptation strategies. Detailed chapters focus on art, crafts, self-care, vocational tasks, and sensorimotor interventions. Practical guidance is provided on selecting and modifying activities based on individual needs and goals. Designed for students and clinicians alike, the book emphasizes creativity, client engagement, and outcome-based practice.
Jackson Brooks is an occupational therapist and educator with expertise in designing and implementing therapeutic activities that enhance functional independence. Based in US, he has led therapy programs for patients with neurological, orthopedic, and developmental conditions. His academic focus includes task analysis, activity adaptation, and the use of meaningful occupations in therapy. He has conducted training sessions on therapeutic media and intervention planning for OT students and professionals. His teaching style integrates creativity with evidence-based methods, supporting skill development across diverse therapy settings.