Exam 16: On Becoming a Better Therapist: Self-Care and Developing Your Therapeutic Use of Self

It is important for occupational therapists to access one's internal motivations to continue practicing as a source of affirmation.

Cultivating the reflective use of your strengths and limits involves not only self-knowledge but also active use of that knowledge to behave with interpersonal consistency in order to optimize the client's therapeutic process.

Which of the following are important approaches toward self-care?

Cultivating intentionality in our use of self during therapy requires:

Which of the following offer effective ways in which one can integrate self-care into the daily routine?

Although responding to problems within a therapeutic relationship presents a challenge, the client's feedback on our interpersonal approach offers an opportunity for critical self-awareness, reflection, and professional growth.