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Journal of Occupational Science

ISSN 1442-7591

3 papers in the library · 51 citations · publishing 2010-2018

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The interplay between being and belonging through meditation: A grounded theory methods study

Journal of Occupational Science September 11, 2018 Ellen Chisman, Rob Brooks 6 citations

The relationship between the concepts of being and belonging, that is how connecting with oneself (being) interacts with connecting with others (belonging), remains to be studied in detail. In addition, the processes that take place in meditation, as an occupation, remain relatively unstudied in occupational science literature. The purpose of this qualitative study was to explore what the...

Being Mindful about Mindfulness: An Invitation to Extend Occupational Engagement into the Growing Mindfulness Discourse

Journal of Occupational Science September 28, 2011 Michelle L. Elliot 38 citations

This paper provides a rationale for the recognition of mindfulness in the occupational science discourse. There is a plethora of diverse scholastic interest in mindfulness, however not within the occupational science discipline. Mindfulness has a natural fit with occupation; its informal practice of awareness cultivation facilitates heightened engagement in and attunement to activity and the...

Engaging transcendent actualisation through occupational intelligence

Journal of Occupational Science August 1, 2010 Mick Collins 7 citations

This article builds on a previous publication where I developed the concept of occupational intelligence in accord with the humanistic theory of self‐actualisation. In this article I explore how developments within humanistic psychology eventually led to the emergence of transpersonal psychology, which created a renewed impetus for exploring the parameters of human potential from...