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CMOP-E's Strengths and Limitations

Kawa Model

Strengths

  • use among all ages, different diagnosis
  • multicultural settings
  • client-centered
  • occupationally supported environments

Theoretical Components of Kawa Model

Comparing Kawa to CMOP-E

  • Developed in Japan by Dr Michael Iwama in 2000
  • Cultural relevance for everyone
  • Focuses on client's narrative and story
  • Symbolizes a river of client's life from death to birth
  • Water, Rocks, Driftwood, River walls and bottom,

CMOP-E's Limitations

  • promotes therapeutic process from client's perspective
  • occupation is core domain of concern
  • relationship between people, environment, occupations, spirituality
  • Comes from Western countries
  • Doesn't identify limitations which cause barriers
  • Interdependent relationship between components

Applying Kawa to Rwth

Assessment Tools

Kawa's Strength's

  • River starts off simple at young age
  • River bank - first problem diagnosis of MS
  • Rocks represent impact body was having on mind
  • Driftwood represents aspects that helped or hindered her
  • Large pointy rock in middle - Rwth's mum developed dementia
  • Positive aspects help Rwth move forward
  • Cultural relevance for everyone
  • Focuses on context that shapes challenges in life
  • Multicultural
  • River allows us to look at current situation
  • Focuses on strengths and abilities

Kawa's Limitations

Gap's In Rwth's Profile

  • New occupational therapy model
  • Eastern philosophy
  • Full self-disclosure of client's life
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