Abstract: Primary Health Care is strategic for the care of People with Disabilities (PWDs), being inserted in the context of these individuals' lives. However, these people often do not access this space, being more linked ...

Introduction: The growing emphasis on school inclusion challenges the traditional educational model, demanding practices and policies that take diversity into account. In this context, Occupational Therapy has contributed ...

Introduction: The role of caregiver is historically associated with the female figure, and is intensified in the context of caring for children with visual impairments, a condition that significantly impacts child ...

Occupational therapy recognizes that playing is essential for the child’s holistic development and seeks to understand and promote their active participation in playful experiences. This study aimed to analyze how play is ...

Upon entering university, students often experience changes in their daily occupations. Some studies have already demonstrated that the educational environment influences university students' eating habits. The practice ...

Research on the everyday lives of elderly people in rural areas, remain an open field in Occupational Therapy. In this context, the central theme of the present study is the everyday life of Biritinga's cowboys, addressing ...

Introduction: Occupational Therapy in Gerontology aims to promote autonomy, independence, and quality of life for the elderly, considering their functional capacities, social context, and the challenges of aging. The role ...

Introduction: Access to health services for people with disabilities (PwD), especially at the Primary Health Care (PHC) level, is still permeated by multiple barriers that compromise the right to comprehensive care. Despite ...