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Hippocrates
He observed abnormal behavior
-Developed the first organic theroy of abn. Behavior
-First to attempt unified classification of mental disorders
-Thought people should be put in caring facilities
Plato
-Advocate for humans and gentler treatment
- Family should care for patients
-Thought there must be a biological reason for obscure behaviors
Demonology
If people had a metnal disorder they were considered crazy or thought to be possessed by demons
What was a common treatment for those possed by "the demon"
abuse or an exorcism
William Tuke
England Quaker
-Promoted the use of quiet/ religous settings for therapy
-Use restoration of self worth
Phillip Pinel
Paris
-Chose to unchain patients
-Took case histories of patients
What decade did the reform movement happen?
1800's
-Mentall ill were considered "sick"
-Left in wards
Changes of the 19th century
-Moral Treatment re-emerges
-Adolf Meyer
-Eleanor Clarke Slagle
Adolf Meyer
Advocated for the use of work and activity as treatment
-habit training
-hollisitic approach -biological aspect taken into account
Eleanor Clarke Slagle
-Arts & Crafts movement during industrial revolution
- moderinization and technology changes
-worked in community settings
-used occupation based techniques (some diversional)
What idea emerged in the 19th century
That individuals could be restored to normal functioning if they participated in everday life tasks adn routines
-restoring function using hollism
-A person's intrinsic motivation
Pragmatism
Learning by doing
1940
OT's critisized for lack of scientific rationale behind treatrment
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1950
OT's adopted parallel thinking with biomedicine which gained respect for them
-Use of major tranquillizers to allow patients to return to community
-COTA emerges so OT's can service more people
-Therapeutic use of self treatment introduced
1960
treatment became community based
-Enviornment emphasized in treatment
-Talk groups
1970
purposeful actvity instead of meaningful
- focused on shaping behavior instead of clients interest
-OT withdrawing from roots
1980
-Occupational science emerges
-rise of rec, art and musci therapy
2000
technology explosion
- medications that increase independence
-OTPF used to communicate internationally
-Changes in OT education
- Non traditional roles