Occupational Self-Assessment: A Case Study

The person was chosen. It's a girl, 18 -year-old. Her name is Rawan. She is suffering from torn ligaments in the wrist area of the right hand two weeks ago while falling from the stairs. Was selected the occupational self-assessment. It was best suited for use with Rawan, because the client does not suffer from any mental or cognitive problems that hindered by understanding or comprehension skills, furthermore, it is client-centered, focus on occupational competence and occupations or performance. It makes the therapist get an understanding of the client's condition and develop the appropriate treatment plan and helps the therapist to know what is important and what the client wants to do. All these reasons support the use of OSA. (baron, kielhofner,