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Bereavement: Studies of Grief in Adult Life, by Colin Murray Parkes

An Occupational Perspective on Leadership: Theoretical and Practical Dimensions is a concise review of leadership application and style regardless of profession. Written for the field of occupational therapy for therapists working in health care, the information regarding leadership and the justification for leadership development can be applied across all fields of care and health services. Dunbar takes the reader on a well-planned pathway from defining leadership, to self-development as a leader, and then to operationalizing leadership at the political, academic, community, and team level of occupational therapy theory and practice. By selecting contributors that utilize up-to-date theoretical approaches such as ecological perspectives, the “person-environment” model, and mentorship, an occupational therapy framework from within which to visualize and practice leadership becomes tangible and thus embraceable. An Occupational Perspective on Leadership is well written and likely to be easily understood even by the novice in leadership studies.