Occupation and environmental sustainability: A scoping review

Moving from theory to practice in occupational therapy education for planetary health: A theoretical view

“…This introduces an inherent professional awareness of the reciprocity between what people do and their surroundings, providing occupational therapists with a unique opportunity to promote sustainable occupations in support of global efforts to combat climate change and lifestyle disease (AOTA, 2020). Indeed, it could be argued that for occupational therapists, engagement with environmental sustainability is fundamental to the achievement of our professional purview (Aoyama, 2014; Lieb, 2020).…”

“…Within occupational therapy theory and practice, occupational injustice can only be addressed through understanding of the structural and contextual factors that mediate parity of access to enhanced health and disease prevention (Lieb, 2020). In the quest for implementation for environmental and sustainability allied health professional education, one should be mindful of Foster et al's (2019) warning that narrow focus on cost‐effectiveness and valuation of natural capital are vulnerable to political interests.…”

Posthumanism for Sustainability: A Scoping Review

“…The objective of this scoping review is thus to examine the scholarship in order to explore possible connections between posthumanism and sustainability. To date, various systematic reviews concerning different aspects of sustainability have been published (Bigliardi & Filippelli, 2022;Lieb, 2020;Martins et al, 2022;Rasoolimanesh et al, 2020;Rosário et al, 2022;Sastre et al, 2022). We also included one of them (Walsh et al, 2021) in our selection since it tracks the concept of relationality-an important concept for posthumanist scholarship-in sustainability-related studies and fits our inclusion criteria.…”

Qu’est-ce que la justice occupationnelle intergénérationnelle?

“…L'ergothérapie et la science de l'occupation manifestent un intérêt contemporain grandissant pour la crise climatique et défendent la pertinence d'opter pour une perspective occupationnelle pour identifier des pistes de solution afin de surmonter cette crise (1)(2)(3). Depuis que do Rozario (4) a publié, en 1997, un article soutenant qu'un changement de paradigme à la fois en ergothérapie et dans la science de l'occupation était requis pour affronter la crise climatique, une littérature émergente de plus en plus abondante adopte une perspective occupationnelle pour discuter de cette crise sans précédent dans l'histoire de l'humanité .…”