Kielhofner's Conceptual Foundations of Occupational Therapy Practice 5th edition by Wolske

Kielhofner’s Conceptual Foundations of Occupational Therapy Practice, 5th edition by Wolske, from F.A. Davis, presents the theoretical models and professional reasoning that shape occupational therapy. The text examines occupation, participation, adaptation, client-centered practice, and the evolution of major OT frameworks, helping students understand why therapists choose particular assessments and interventions. It is designed for occupational therapy and occupational therapy assistant programs, supporting coursework in theory, practice foundations, and professional identity. This edition encourages critical thinking about occupation-based practice in contemporary health, community, and social contexts.