ReviewAmerican journal of lifestyle medicine2026
Bridging Occupational Therapy and Lifestyle Medicine: How OT Education Equips Future Practitioners.
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Abstract
The continued burden of lifestyle-related chronic conditions poses a significant public health crisis in the United States. Occupational therapy (OT), with its foundational principles rooted in health promotion and prevention, is uniquely positioned to address this epidemic through the utilization of a complimentary therapeutic approach, lifestyle medicine (LM). This manuscript aims to illustrate OT as a key discipline for implementing LM and to demonstrate the integration of LM principles into OT curricula. By aligning LM principles with the 2023 Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education (ACOTE) standards and using the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework - Fourth Edition (OTPF-4) as a guide, this paper provides a framework for equipping OT educators to prepare entry-level practitioners in addressing health promotion, chronic condition prevention, and health management. The incorporation of LM into OT education promotes a holistic, whole-person approach, in alignment with the origins of the profession and addresses the immediate need for equitable and sustainable health care strategies.
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