Social Occupational Therapy, Impoverished Youth, and Everyday Urban Mobility.
Considering social participation as an objective in Social Occupational Therapy, we discuss the incorporation of the concept of Everyday Urban Mobility from four of its action technologies: (a) workshops/activities, dynamics and projects; b) individual territorial follow-ups; c) articulation of reso...
| Published in: | South African Journal of Occupational Therapy Vol. 51; pp. 32 - 41 |
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Occupational Therapy Association of South Africa
2021 Special Issue
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