WE-ROOT: Planting Seeds Together to Promote Social Participation and Physical Wellness in Youth with Psychosis

Authors

Caitlin Taylor, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Sarah Zagorac, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow
Tina DeAngelis, EdD, Thomas Jefferson UniversityFollow

Document Type

Presentation

Publication Date

4-26-2021

Comments

Presentation: 36:39

Capstone Sites: PEACE, Horizon House

Capstone projects were completed in partial fulfillment of the doctoral degree in occupational therapy at Thomas Jefferson University

Abstract

Research Question:

Can an 8-week telehealth occupational therapy group increase social participation, physical well-being, and functional recovery in young adults with psychosis?

WE-ROOT:
Wellness Engagement Through Recovery-Oriented Occupational Therapy

Aim #1: How does WE-ROOT impact social engagement and physical participation?

Aim #2: How does WE-ROOT impact self-reported overal well-being and functional recovery?

Recommended Citation

Taylor, Caitlin; Zagorac, Sarah; and DeAngelis, EdD, Tina, "WE-ROOT: Planting Seeds Together to Promote Social Participation and Physical Wellness in Youth with Psychosis" (2021). Doctorate of Occupational Therapy Program Capstone Presentations. Paper 24.
https://jdc.jefferson.edu/otdcapstones/24

Language

English