This model is an addition of the Canadian Model of Occupational Performance (CMOP), focusing on engagement as a primary aspect of occupational performance. CMOP-E was published in 2007 and developed by Helene Polatajoko, Elizabeth Townsend and Janet Craik. (McColl et al., 2015). The ideas within this theoretical model stem from the ideas associated in the Person-Environment-Occupation (PEO) model. (McColl et al., 2015). The core of this model is the importance and value spirituality has on occupational performance and how occupation is the core domain that occupational therapists should be concerned with.
Core Concepts
The constructs of this model include the person, the environment and the occupation. (McColl et al., 2015).
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The Ecology of Human Performance model oversees Ayer’s spiritual component of music, while the Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement highlights it. The main idea of the CMOP-E is that occupational performance is not enough to have a healthy lifestyle. Individuals must pass just performing, and empress the level of significance engagement on an occupation has. The CMOP-E model is associated with a client-centered approach, focusing on the inner constructs of the person. Within the CMOP-E model, Ayers is an intellectual, passionate musician whose mental disorder affects his feelings. His environment stems from the pathway in which his occupation leads him. The occupation of music is a sense of meaning, purpose and satisfaction for Ayers. The quality of the sound production Ayers produces comes from deeper than just talent, its rooted in his hearts desire to play music. Occupation is the core domain considered within this model, and spirituality is what embraces individuals to flourish within the occupations of their …show more content…
Context is known as a clear lens, in how an individual views their surrounds and the world around them. Ecology, the dynamic relationship between an individual and his/her contexts, impacts human behavior and performance. The primary aspect of context that affects Ayers performance is his mental health condition. Prior having schizophrenia, Ayers performance range had small limitations. He was excelling at Julliard until his disorder began to overpower him. According to the EHP mode, Ayers performance and behavior is stemmed from his temporal context. The voices inside his head limit her task accomplishments, and produce cognitive limitations on him as well. According to the EHP model, its impractical to attempt to understand Ayers without understanding the context that surrounds him. A homeless, schizophrenia middle aged man is going to behave a certain way. The social environmental context developed between Lopez and Ayers led to a very rewarding friendship on both
Core Concepts
The constructs of this model include the person, the environment and the occupation. (McColl et al., 2015).
Person. Unlike …show more content…
The Ecology of Human Performance model oversees Ayer’s spiritual component of music, while the Canadian Model of Occupational Performance and Engagement highlights it. The main idea of the CMOP-E is that occupational performance is not enough to have a healthy lifestyle. Individuals must pass just performing, and empress the level of significance engagement on an occupation has. The CMOP-E model is associated with a client-centered approach, focusing on the inner constructs of the person. Within the CMOP-E model, Ayers is an intellectual, passionate musician whose mental disorder affects his feelings. His environment stems from the pathway in which his occupation leads him. The occupation of music is a sense of meaning, purpose and satisfaction for Ayers. The quality of the sound production Ayers produces comes from deeper than just talent, its rooted in his hearts desire to play music. Occupation is the core domain considered within this model, and spirituality is what embraces individuals to flourish within the occupations of their …show more content…
Context is known as a clear lens, in how an individual views their surrounds and the world around them. Ecology, the dynamic relationship between an individual and his/her contexts, impacts human behavior and performance. The primary aspect of context that affects Ayers performance is his mental health condition. Prior having schizophrenia, Ayers performance range had small limitations. He was excelling at Julliard until his disorder began to overpower him. According to the EHP mode, Ayers performance and behavior is stemmed from his temporal context. The voices inside his head limit her task accomplishments, and produce cognitive limitations on him as well. According to the EHP model, its impractical to attempt to understand Ayers without understanding the context that surrounds him. A homeless, schizophrenia middle aged man is going to behave a certain way. The social environmental context developed between Lopez and Ayers led to a very rewarding friendship on both