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Karla Jacobsen

Academic title(s): 

Faculty Lecturer (Professional)

Karla Jacobsen
Contact Information
Address: 

Building: Hosmer House 3630 prom Sir-William-Osler

Mailing Address: 3630 prom Sir-William-Osler, Montréal, QC, Canada H3G 1Y5

Phone: 
514 396 2707
Email address: 
karla.jacobsen [at] mcgill.ca
Position: 
Faculty Lecturer / Course Lecturer
Office: 
H-103
Degree(s): 

BA (Political Science, ³ÉÈËVRÊÓƵ), MSc (Occupational Therapy, ³ÉÈËVRÊÓƵ), PhD candidate (Rehabilitation Science, ³ÉÈËVRÊÓƵ)

Teaching areas: 

OCC1 551 - Psychosocial Practice in Occupational Therapy

OCC1 618 - Applied OT: Psychosocial Theory

OCC1 548 - Holistic Approaches in Occupational Therapy

Current research: 

PhD Candidate - Projet Lotus: L'espoir ensemble: Achieving sustainable housing for women and families leaving sheltered living by shifting to a systems approach (PI: Laurence Roy, ³ÉÈËVRÊÓƵ, Co-I: Sally Richmond, Logifem, Research coordinator) Catherine Donnelly Foundation: 2021-2023

Specialization: 

Community-based participatory research

Psychosocial rehabilitation

Women and homelessness

Mental health

Selected publications: 

Jacobsen, K., Roy, L., Marshall, C. A., Perreault, Seto, V., “I always have a key in my hand": A PhotoVoice exploration with women in post-shelter transition. (in press with International Journal on Homelessness. Accepted for publication on 11 June 2024)

Jacobsen, K., Roy, L., Marshall, C. A., Perreault, M., Richmond, S., Seto, V., Hoffman-Kuhnt, B., Boutemeur, I., & Rouleau, D. (2024). Outcomes for women after leaving a shelter: A scoping review of the quantitative evidence. Women’s Studies International Forum, 105.

Jacobsen, K., Seto, V. (2022). From shelter to home and beyond: perspectives from occupational therapists on supporting women in transition (OT Now – Social Accountability Issue. OT Now – Social Accountability Issue, 25(2), 30-32.

Jacobsen, K., Roy, L., Richmond, S., Boutemeur, I., de Macar, E., Hoffman-Kuhnt, B., ... & Seto, V. (2022). Project Lotus: A really cool community-based initiative assisting women post-homelessness. The International Journal of Whole Person Care, 9(1), 12-13.

Department: 
Occupational Therapy
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