Building Occupational Alliance for Therapy (BOAT) Model
- Author:
Abigail Racho
1
;
Julianne Choa
1
;
Ma. Alexandra Barrera
1
;
Monica Andrea Bañez
1
;
Don Tongol
1
;
Abelardo Apollo David Jr.
1
Author Information
- Publication Type:Other Types
- Keywords: OOccupational Therapyccupational performance issues
- MeSH: Occupational Therapy; Therapeutic Alliance
- From: Philippine Journal of Allied Health Sciences 2022;5(2):85-91
- CountryPhilippines
- Language:English
- Abstract: Occupational Therapy (OT) is a profession that is not easily understood, leading to limited appreciation and misunderstanding of its therapeutic scope and areas of concern. The BOAT Model was created to guide therapists in establishing a therapeutic alliance with clients for the purpose of eliciting mutual concern, perception, and understanding of the client’s unique occupational performance issues (OPI). The model also aims to help enhance the appreciation for OT services. Two specific steps were provided as a process in achieving the outcomes stated, namely Establish and Converse. The use of appropriate therapeutic interactive styles and modes outlined in the IRM were incorporated into the model. At the end of the process, the identified OPI using the COPM will be used to advise the creation of an occupation-based evaluation and intervention that is more relevant and meaningful for the client.
- Full text:PJAHS 7.pdf
