This new publication provides a comprehensive discussion of recent advances and trends in mental health practice, including current theories, standards of practice, literature, and research as they apply to occupational therapy. With this book, readers can understand how the Recovery Model promotes consumer participation and offers a framework for occupational therapy practice in mental health; learn how to apply the principles of mental health transformation and the Recovery Model to occupational therapy practice; and understand the impact of current trends in mental health such as trauma-informed care, consumer-directed care, and the use of evidence-based practices on occupational therapy practice Identify advanced roles for occupational therapists, including advocacy, leadership, private practice, and consultant, and learn paths for assuming those roles. Occupational Therapy in Mental Health was developed with feedback from focus groups and input from advanced practitioners in mental health practice.