A Narrative Review of the Usage of Creative Solutions to Enhance Disabled Patients’ Quality of Life and Wellbeing by Occupational Therapists
This narrative review explores how occupational therapists use creative activities and solutions in rehabilitation for people with disabilities. It summarises research describing how creativity is incorporated into daily activities and interventions, and how this relates to independence, participation and quality of life. The review shows that creative activities are mainly used to improve performance, wellbeing, self-esteem and opportunities for self-expression and enjoyment. It highlights the need for further research on how therapists can design creative solutions that fit each person’s motivations, daily occupations and treatment adherence.
This narrative review explores how occupational therapists use creative activities and solutions in rehabilitation for people with disabilities. It summarises research describing how creativity is…