THE WOMEN'S HEALTH O.T.

Biopsychosocial assessment of implications pertaining to the client’s relationships with the ADL of ‘sexual activity’ across the occupational profile 

Provides individual and community-level education and health promotion pertaining to 

• sexual health; 

• sexual reproductive anatomy and physiology; 

• family planning, use of contraception, and preparations for pregnancy/childbirth; 

• sexually transmitted infections; 

• gender identity and roles; gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered issues;

• sexual function and dysfunction;

• sexual pleasure;

• sexual variation;

• sexuality and disability; 

• sexuality and chronic illness;

• sexual development across the lifespan;

• sexual abuse, assault, and coercion; and

• sexuality across cultures 

Works with clients in individualized treatment scenarios to achieve client-centered goals relative to the ADL of ‘sexual activity’ through adaptive, remedial, or compensatory strategies.