Which of the following settings is NOT considered a part of forensic occupational therapy practice?

In the context of forensic occupational therapy practice, the focus is primarily on settings that deal with individuals involved in the criminal justice system or those with legal considerations related to their mental health. Prisons, community-based justice settings, and secure psychiatric hospitals all fall under this category as they work with populations that may face legal issues, such as offenders or individuals undergoing mental health evaluations following legal concerns.

Daycare centers, however, do not typically involve the same legal or forensic contexts. They are more aligned with general occupational therapy practices, focusing on developmental support for children or individuals needing assistance with daily living activities in a non-legal context. Consequently, daycare centers do not engage with the forensic aspects of mental health, making them the setting that is not considered a part of forensic occupational therapy practice.