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Satisfactory performance in personally valued roles is known to be important
to a sense of purpose and well-being in everyday life, yet there is little understanding
of how the concept of role might be used by the role performer.
People recovering from stroke frequently do not resume roles that they previously
held and valued, yet this problem is often not effectively addressed in
rehabilitation. This study used the conceptual framework of the Occupational
Performance Model (Australia) (Chapparo & Ranka, 1997) to examine how a
group of men perceived their own occupational role performance...

Examining the many aspects and facets of modern woman, the author of this text considers her journey of self-discovery.

People with chronic illnesses often live in the community for many years while the illness becomes progressively more debilitating. Little is known about how they continue to live personally meaningful lives.
This book describes a study that employed qualitative research methods and the Occupational Performance Model (Australia) to investigate how people with Parkinsons disease and their partners continue to actively participate as members of their social community. Loss of control over choice and manner of engagement in roles was a significant element of the findings. Sense of self and sense...