Le thème du Congrès 2017 de l’Association canadienne des ergothérapeutes a suscité des réflexions sur les différentes manières d’orienter l’avenir de notre profession.
But.
Ce discours commémoratif Muriel Driver examine comment nous pourrions façonner l’avenir de l’ergothérapie afin qu’elle devienne plus importante, plus pertinente et plus avantageuse pour la société.
Questions clés.
Comme la participation occupationnelle est essentielle au bien-être humain et comme le bien-être fait partie intégrante des droits de la personne, l’ergothérapie pourrait promouvoir le droit de toute personne de participer à des occupations qui contribuent positivement à son propre bien-être et à celui de sa communauté.
Conséquences.
L’importance de l’ergothérapie pour la société sera manifeste lorsque nous nous concentrerons sans ambiguïté sur le bien-être, lorsque nous déploierons nos efforts au-delà de l’amélioration des capacités des individus dont la vie est déjà touchée par la maladie, les blessures ou les handicaps et lorsque nous aborderons les différents moyens d’atteindre le bien-être par la participation occupationnelle de toutes les personnes dont les possibilités—les occasions de faire ce que leurs capacités leur permettent de faire—sont contraintes de manière inéquitable.
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