Philosophical principles of recovery and justice are driving changing attitudes in the behavioral health arena, but the practical methods used to incorporate these principles needs further clarity. To address this need, is completely revised and reorganized.  Relevant information from previous editions, including assessments, techniques, diagnoses and specialized programs are interwoven throughout the text with a new emphasis on social issues and lived experiences.   Dr. Anne MacRae designed this to meet practice challenges as the occupational therapy profession continues to evolve to meet the current needs of our communities. It includes specific examples of programs, groups, assessments, activities, techniques, approaches, and outcomes.   Inside Instructors in educational settings can visit www.efacultylounge.com for additional materials to be used in the classroom.   While occupational therapists can certainly use this material for providing direct services and being part of a team, is also an invaluable resource for defining and explaining psychosocial occupational therapy, and in supporting our roles in consultation and program development.