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The Occupational Performance Model

The Occupational Performance Model is a framework used by occupational therapists to understand and improve how individuals carry out daily activities. It considers three key elements: the person's abilities, the tasks they want or need to do, and the environment where activities occur. The goal is to identify challenges and develop tailored strategies to enhance a person's ability to perform meaningful activities like cooking, dressing, or working. Essentially, it helps professionals support individuals in leading more functional, satisfying lives by focusing on the interplay between personal skills, activity demands, and surroundings.