Occupational Therapy in East Asia

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Authored by many of the world's occupational therapy experts, the Occupational Therapy in East Asia textbook offers a comprehensive summary of foundational occupational therapy practice based on the latest empirical knowledge, combined with clear descriptions of state-of-the-art guidelines for how occupational therapy can be effectively provided in Asia. This is the ideal occupational therapy textbook.

Mark P. Jensen, University of Washington, United States

Tsang, Cheng, and Man's book, Occupational Therapy in East Asia: Concepts, Principles and Practice breaks new ground as a comprehensive go-to text for students studying occupational therapy. The topics and case studies are relevant, culturally grounded, and informed by cutting-edge East-meets-West scientific research. This text belongs on the shelf (or e-reader) of every student planning a career in occupational therapy, regardless of national origin.

Renee R. Taylor, University of Illinois Chicago, United States

As the first occupational therapy textbook published in Hong Kong, the book's East-meets-West cultural background and approach to rehabilitation make it highly recommended for use in occupational therapy education in mainland China.

Lijuan Ao, Kunming Medical University, China

Occupational Therapy in East Asia is an essential resource for students, uniquely addressing the intersection of cultural nuances and clinical practice. Its insightful case studies and East-meets-West rehabilitation approaches make it an invaluable guide for aspiring rehabilitation professionals across Asia and beyond.

Marco Pang, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong