Sue Parkinson practised as an occupational therapist for many years. Sue is the lead author of the Model of Human Occupation Screening Tool (MOHOST) and author of an occupational intervention programme called Recovery through Activity. She works as a freelance trainer providing an online advisory and supervision service.

Rob Brooks is the Course Director for Occupational Therapy at Leeds Beckett University. His clinical practice, teaching, and research have focused on enabling occupational participation for children, young people, and their families.

Section 1:Understanding the Concept of a Formulation [...] does the idea of formualtion come from? [...] is a formulation? [...] Create a Formulation? [...] are formulations compiled? Part 2:Constructing Occupational Formulations and Goals 5.Structuring the Occupational Identity 6.Structuring the Occupational Competence section 7.Determining the key issues for Occupational Adaptaion. 8.Wrapping up the Formulation 9.Negotiating measurable occupational goals Part 3:Example Occupational Formulations and Goals I.Paediatric Service II.Children's Mental Health Service III.Adolescent Mental Health Service. IV.Perinatal Mental Health Service [...] Mental Health Service VI.Primary Care Service VII.Community Mental Health Service VIII.Mental Health Rehabilitation Service IX.Secure Mental Health Service X.Prison Service XI.Serivce for Homeless People XII.Traumatic Stress Service XIII.Independent Vocational Service [...] Physical Service XV.Community Reablement Service [...] Social Care Service XVII.Intermediate Care Service [...] Home Liason Service XIX.Learning Disability Day Service XX.Community Learning Disability Service