PEO vs. CMOP-E TIPS & TRICKS!! Understanding and applying Occupational Therapy (OT) models.

[@misschanhauying]

Very concise and clear illustration of their similarities and difference of the two models. Thank you!

[@briannacavagnaro7320]

My OT Program and I love your videos so much. We would love to do a zoom review with you of the OT models! You’re videos are so insightful

[@nicolemasker3599]

Thank you for making these! Just started my journey in my accelerated OTD program. Looking forward to your videos

[@TheOTMinute]

Congrats on starting your journey! I hope my videos can be helpful along the way:)

[@EM-ni1xg]

Thank you, I'm on a placement in acute medicine and having to apply theory to practice, this is very useful!

[@tipsyturtle11]

Your videos make everything clear! Thank you so much

[@TheOTMinute]

Happy to hear they help! Thanks for letting me know and thank you for watching!!

[@slsgilly1301]

Your voice is soothing as heck, also great info

[@TheOTMinute]

Haha! Thanks Silas! In these stressful times I hope it helps lol

[@taksar5824]

Omg Thank You!!! You have explained these models to me so clearly! I am totally subscribing and watching all your content! Hopefully you will get me through this degree 😂

[@TheOTMinute]

You got this!:) glad I can help

[@theworldofjer]

Great presentation Arno ✨

[@TheOTMinute]

Thanks so much for checking it out:)

[@chelseytownsend5764]

Love the visual interpretations! It helps to explain it in another way and sums it all up.

[@TheOTMinute]

Thank you Chelsey! I hope it is an easy and quick way to review both models. Thanks for watching!

[@brittanypresswell6092]

As someone in heading into the last year of my MScOT, I've found that PEO is the easiest to use in busier settings, such as acute care!

[@TheOTMinute]

Brittany Presswell thanks for sharing your experience and thoughts! I agree that PEO is great for quickly conceptualizing areas that will need to be addressed in intervention and its memorable simplicity still provides a rich understanding of factors affecting occupation.

[@Sarah-bq1oy]

Great job. Your visual was super helpful and straightforward! Could you do a video on MOHO?

[@TheOTMinute]

Great suggestion! I am planning on it...just not sure when I will get around to it unfortunately but it is definitely on my list

[@ananyagilbertjohnfebapersy6880]

Hey Arno! All your videos are great and easy to understand. Could you please make some videos on occupational science concepts? It will be of great help. Thank you!

[@TheOTMinute]

Great suggestion! Let me know if there is a specific topic that would be helpful. Thanks for taking the time to reach out!

[@ananyagilbertjohnfebapersy6880]

@@TheOTMinute I really appreciate your reply. So, I would like to suggest occupational justice, occupational identity and occupational possibilities.

[@meganives5846]

What model would you use when treating someone with MS, PEOP or CMOP-E?

[@TheOTMinute]

Hey Megan! Either could work great. Personally for me it really depends on the information that I would have about the person their context and occupations and which model best conceptualizes those factors.:)

[@panos230]

On the ot process in which stage included the model and with which way (interviews?)

[@TheOTMinute]

That is a great question. OT models are a bit bigger picture. It guides the whole process.. It is the framework from which we understand what occupation is and how we understand and conceptualize the essential components of occupation. Personally I generally function from a PEO model because I find it is a great well rounded and simple OT model. However, as I receive additional information during the initial stages of the OT process such as reading a medical chart, patient history, completing an occupational profile/interview, and /or evaluation, I may realize that another model provides a better framework and therefore I may switch models to better conceptualize and guide the OT process for that client. I hope that helps!

[@panos230]

@@TheOTMinute thank you 😊

[@MINUTOTO]

Now I gonna watch everything

[@TheOTMinute]

Walter Luis love it:)! Encouraging comments like yours keeps me going.