G. Kielhofner等著；汪翠瀅、蔡宜蓉譯；國立台灣大學職能治療學系副教授 潘璦琬推薦

About the Author

G. Kielhofner is a pioneering figure in occupational therapy, renowned for his innovative frameworks that emphasize client-centered approaches to rehabilitation and daily living skills. As the developer of the Model of Human Occupation, his work has profoundly influenced therapeutic practices worldwide, promoting holistic assessments and interventions that empower individuals to achieve meaningful occupational performance. This handbook, co-authored with collaborators and translated into Chinese by Wang Cuiyan and Cai Yirong, serves as a practical guide for conducting occupational performance history interviews, recommended by Dr. Pan Yu-wan, Associate Professor at National Taiwan University's Department of Occupational Therapy. Kielhofner's contributions continue to shape the field, fostering environments where therapists can better understand and support their clients' narratives and goals in pursuit of fulfilling lives.