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Ramona :) - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Daily routine
        
        Setting aside time to rest, exercise,
        volunteer, and get enough sleep
    - - Daughter
        
        Grieving her mom she lost 3 months ago
      - Home maintainer
        
        Keeping the house clean, paying bills on time, paying property taxes on time, grocery shopping
      - Volunteer
        
        At the dog shelter
      - Dog owner
        
        Adopted a dog from the shelter she volunteers at
      - Friend
        
        Walks her dog with her new friend Mr. Henderson and his dog daily
  - - - Lack of motivation
        
        sad
        
        Had anxiety about doing IADLs
      - Lack of education on how to pay bills
      - Post OT: Ramona had improved confidence in her abilities to be a home maintainer, adopt a dog, and volunteer
    - - Pain from Fibromyalgia
      - tired
      - Post OT: Ramona now knows how to conserve her energy in order to get tasks done efficiently (i.e., going to the store at certain hours to avoid waiting in long lines)
  - - - Keeping her family home
        
        Financially supporting the home
        
        caring for her pets
        
        Learning about property taxes/paying for bills
      - Social participation
    - - dogs (adopting a dog)
      - Managing fibromyalgia
      - Volunteering
      - Learning how to be a home maintainer
      - Finding a job
    - - She felt unequipped to manage finances/her home
      - Overwhelmed about all her new roles
      - Decreased sense of ability
- - - - Washing dishes
    - - Paying bills
    - - Maintaining energy while grocery shopping
  - - - Pet owner
      - Walking the dog with potential husband
  - - - After OT she was given the skills to perform and that lead able to Participate in her role as Home Keeper.
- - - - Fibromyalgia impacted her ability to carry out certain tasks while in her home.
    - - Ramona's fibromyalgia took a toll on how she would be able to do activities based on her identities. She took her identity of loving dogs to volunteer at a dog shelter. She also later adopted a dog from the shelter that she volunteered from.
        
        volunteer walking dogs
    - - Fibromyalgia impacted her into believing that she would not be able to care for a dog, therefore she hesitated on whether she should adopt a dog or not.
    - - From walking dogs at the shelter, she discovered an interest in exercising and how valuable it was to her. Her dog reminds her to exercise, she met a friend through this process.