“…The generic competencies conventionally suggested by the Health Sciences by the Tuning Project for Latin America (Beneitone et al, 2007), where Occupational Therapy courses in Chile are attached, are problem-solving, communication, decisionmaking, teamwork, leadership, and social responsibility, among others (Hanne, 2013;Rojo-Venegas & Navarro-Hernández, 2016;Sandoval-Pérez et al, 2021), and those significantly related to the "Conscious Use of the Self", are empathy (American Occupational Therapy Association, 2020;Castellanos, 2013;Campo del Paso et al, 2014;Kallergis, 2019;Méndez-López, 2014;Rogers, 1972;Taylor, 2016), creativity (Castellanos, 2013;Méndez-López, 2014;Szmulewicz-Espinoza, 2013) and group management (Castellanos, 2013;Scaffa, 2016). In addition to these generic competencies, relevant values and aspects of the personality of each individual in training in the subject are added, which require self-knowledge processes (Aroca-Costa & Hermida-Carballido, 2016;Castellanos, 2013;Campo del Paso et al, 2014;Rogers, 1972;Szmulewicz-Espinoza, 2013;Taylor, 2016), related to the personal development of the therapist in training.…”