This ethnographic study explored how processes of meaning take place in the everyday
activities of women with chronic rheumatic conditions. Using the French philosopher …

Background: This paper is in line with the on-going discussion of a theoretical re-orientation
towards acknowledging the socio-cultural dimensions of occupation. Aim: To define enacted …

Engagement in meaningful occupation is important to health and well-being. People living
with dementia are challenged in engagement due to consequences of their disease and …

This article explores how agency is enacted in everyday occupations with others and
evolves over time. Agency is a complex concept that is closely linked to human occupation …

Aim: To explore and identify problematic situations in everyday activities outside the home
for persons with acquired brain injury. Material and Method: Two persons of working age …

Purpose: To manage social roles is a challenging part of self-management post-stroke. This
study explored how stroke survivors act as role managers with their spouses in the context of …

Meaningful occupation is a frequently stated part of person-centred care, but that need is
often unmet in long-term care (LTC) settings. There is little in literature about the perspective …

People living with a disability or illness and health care professionals often have different
perspectives on what needs to be done, and why, in order to create a life they can recognize …

Experiences of meaning in everyday life are crucial for everyone, including people with
mental illness, who often have specific challenges in providing themselves with engaging …

Objective: Engagement in everyday activities is important to mental health recovery, as we
create meaning through what we do. The aim of this case study was to gain a deeper …