My doctoral capstone aimed to develop a trial program for individual life skills sessions to expand and improve patient-centered care at an inpatient psychiatric hospital. Using resources and research evidence along with feedback from the occupational therapists (OTs) and rehabilitation director, I created a life skills resource binder and assisted in scheduling OTs for trial individual life skills sessions. By implementing this trial program, OTs’ comfort, confidence, and perceived benefit of this type of treatment increased. Furthermore, the trial sessions advocated for the profession’s ability to positively impact a psychiatric setting. The project met the site’s need, gained optimistic responses from the OTs and rehabilitation director, and began the conversation regarding future rehabilitation scheduling and structure. There is a high likelihood that the program will continue to develop and expand.