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Coping with COVID-19
Group Program Manual
Coping with COVID-19 is a 6-week group program designed to support older adults adapting to occupational disruption related to the coronavirus pandemic. Strategies will emphasize the use of meaningful activity to promote health and wellbeing when faced with disruptions to everyday life.
Coping with COVID-19 Program Manual 2020
This program manual was developed by two second year occupational therapy students at the McMaster University completing a role-emerging Level 3B fieldwork placement in a community setting during the summer of 2020. Coping with COVID-19 was run as a 5-week pilot program in a large social housing residence for seniors in downtown Hamilton, Ontario.
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Supporting you durring this pandemic
Read this article from Nadine Larrivère, erg. PhD. In this article written for the general public, the author explains how occupational therapy uses activities to contribute to health, well-being and quality of life. She suggests different reflective exercises about activities that we do every day and the impact that they may have on our lives so that we can organize our daily routines to help us deal with this particular situation.
Brief Reflective Guide
The Brief Reflective Guide was developed for people living with mood disorder. This tool is based on the concepts of the DLW model and its goal is to promote occupation in a perspective of health and well-being. The purpose of this guide is to engage the person in a discussion about his or her pattern of activity. It allows to obtain information about the client, but it’s also an exercise that enables introspection and discussion about the important aspect of the activity patterns.
About Do Live Well
The “Do Live Well” framework is a new Canadian tool that was developed by Occupational therapists to capture evidence linking a range of activity patterns to health and well-being outcomes. It is based on the idea that “what you do every day matters”. It is a positive health promotion approach designed to empower individuals to recognize changes in activity patterns and health, and to identify ways to restore or revitalize their patterns of activity engagement. Read more…
Why Do Live Well?
This framework prompts reflection and discussion regarding ways in which everyday activities can impact overall health and well-being. It can be used with clients of all ages and abilities to promote healthy activity patterns. It can also be used to inform colleagues and decision makers in the field of health promotion about our unique evidence-based occupational perspective. Read more…
Getting Started
We would like to have your input regarding the framework and the website, click here to join the conversation!
OT Month at Homewood HealthAs part of OT month, Rebecca Gewurtz and Sandra Moll presented “Do-Live-Well: Tools for Mental Health Promotion” on October 23, 2020. Resources from this presentation can be found under the tools & resources section.
Follow us on Instagram!A group of McMaster first year student occupational therapists have created an instagram account to promote the messages echoed from the DLW Framework. Follow us at:https://www.instagram.com/dolivewell_ot/
Do-Live-Well: Pandemic-inspired messages about Social Participation & Mental HealthJoin our upcoming June 5th webinar for PSR Canada on how the Do-Live-Well framework can be applied to understanding mental health and well-being in the current pandemic. To register: https://psrrps.vivadminsys.com/en/students/catalog/35583?apply_coupon=true
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