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Dylan van der Merwe

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OT, do you love me? Are you learning? Say you'll never ever leave from beside me 🎵

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This semester has helped me gain knowledge about the context of occupation; covering social and occupational injustices, exploring the multiple levels (micro/meso/macro), the enablement foundations and how this is all applied to practice. #OENV18


As OT's, it is important to understand that the personal factors of the practice context, the enablement foundations and the critical awareness we apply to practice is what underpins and guides our practice to ensure that it allows for client-centred collaboration #OENV18


Such an interesting story shared by Mya this week in class and her experience with health professionals. Especially the importance of enablement foundations, such as power sharing from Occupational therapists along her journey; allowing for client-centered collaboration. #OENV18


After watching Growing Up Poor - 4 Corners, this video emphasises how environmental factors can heavily influence occupations for children. For example, their education is something which is heavily impacted by their parents ability to provide for them. #OENV18


15% of the world have disabilities, the largest minority group, children and women are discriminated the most. This is applicable with the social model of disability, experienced by some members of society in the physical and attitudinal aspects of society.#OENV18


AOTA released a statement which identifies the significance how the separation of families can cause occupational deprivation, trauma, stress which ultimately leads to a myriad of mental and physical issues. This can be seen in this article #OENV18 vox.com/policy-and-pol…


What’s your view? Is it a great opportunity for inmates? Or is it providing a false sense of hope knowing they’ll never have the opportunity to preform an occupation they might find meaning behind once released? #OENV18 globalnews.ca/news/4387114/c…

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California is using inmates to fight wildfires, and they’re paid $2 a day - National | Globalnews.ca

Thousands of inmates work alongside firefighters trying to contain wildfires, but they make much less money.


African Americans are responding on Twitter with a new powerful message: discussing the indignities they experience in everyday life, where racial profiling and disparities persist despite promises by the nation's officials to crack down on them. #OENV18 #alivewhileblack


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