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Mental Health Occupational Therapy
Publisher: The College of Occupational Therapists Specialist Section Mental Health
Edited by: Jane Clewes
'Mental Health Occupational Therapy' can be contacted at cleweshj@btopenworld.com. Articles are invited for submission from all disciplines including professions and organisations related to occupational therapy, mental health forums, occupational therapists, occupational therapy support staff, occupational therapy students, and service users and carers.
If you would like to submit an article to 'Mental Health Occupational Therapy', please see the author guidelines.
For book reviews, see the reviewer guidelines.
Aims of Mental Health Occupational Therapy
- To seek contributions from other contributors (e.g. service users, other health professionals, the wider community) to inform occupational therapy mental health practice.
- To communicate and share information on occupational therapy in mental health and on wider mental health issues relevant to occupational therapists.
- To disseminate mental health occupational therapy research.
- To highlight relevant areas of theory, practice, education and management in mental health occupational therapy.
- To encourage dialogue relating to mental health policy and legislation.
- To facilitate communication and debate amongst mental health occupational therapists.
- To encourage occupational therapists to share good and effective practice.
- To promote continuing professional development.
- To act as a resource to assist with the practice of mental health occupational therapy.
- To provide information on current events/courses/ conferences around mental health.
