Cheryl Mattingly Occupational Therapy

Chan division of occupational science and occupational therapy and the department of anthropology at the usc dornsife college of letters arts and sciences.

Cheryl mattingly occupational therapy.

Department of occupational therapy. This book provides an important and badly needed conceptual bridge between the technical and humanistic sides of occupational therapy practice. 814 form an anthropological point of view. Cheryl mattingly maureen hayes fleming.

Cheryl mattingly phd is assistant professor department of occupational therapy university of illinois at chicago 1919 west taylor street chicago illinois 06012. Cheryl mattingly a medical anthropologist and maureen fleming an occupational therapist worked with a large team of experts including gilette schön and cohen to conduct the first large scale enquiry into the clinical reasoning of occupational therapists. In her 1994 journal article entitled the concept of therapeutic emplotment cheryl mattingly examined the use of therapeutic emplotment in occupational therapy. Mattingly is a professor jointly appointed to the university of southern california usc mrs.

I mere end to årtier har hun været tilknyttet forskningsmiljøer på arts og der er opstået flere interdisciplinære forskningsprojekter mellem antropologi og filosofi med cheryl mattinglys forskning som bindeled. There is a growing interest in therapeutic narratives and the relation between narrative and healing. Cheryl mattingly phd 1999. We haven t found any reviews in the usual places.

Cheryl mattingly s ethnography of the practice of occupational therapy in a north american hospital investigates the complex interconnections between narrative and experience in clinical work. What people are saying write a review. Cheryl mattingly is a professor of anthropology at the university of southern california in the department of anthropology and the division of occupational science and therapy. Mattingly is the director of the university of southern california initiative of health humanity and culture.

Research article november 01 1991 the narrative nature of clinical reasoning. This technique involved the patient s body into narrative structures to compel the patient to see therapy as integral to healing.