Introduction: Engagement with the natural outdoors is recommended for public health and
wellbeing. Occupational therapists are well-placed to promote these therapeutic benefits, yet …

Importance: Critical research in health professions education makes clear the role of
educational institutions in perpetuating problematic discourses related to diversity, as well …

The following article highlights the need to develop an occupational ecology, that is, the
study of the deep and inseparable connection between human occupation and the …

Climate change and the declining state of the planet's ecosystems, due mainly to a global
resource-driven economy and the consumptive lifestyles of the wealthy, are impacting the …

A number of planetary boundaries, including climate change as a result of greenhouse gas
emissions, has already been exceeded. This situation has deleterious consequences for …

Purpose. Occupations have “implications for individuals, societies, and the earth”. This
article focusses on implications of occupation in relation to the earth and examines the …

Occupational therapy is underpinned by the premise that engagement in occupation is
fundamental to health and well-being. Through occupations, people are able to orchestrate …

Purpose This review aims to identify the commonly used nature-based therapies, the cohorts
that benefit from these interventions, and the potential environmental impact of nature-based …

Climate change, biodiversity loss and large-scale environmental degradation are widely
recognized as the biggest health threats of the 21st century, with the African continent …

Background: Studies exploring the occupational experiences of homeless persons have
grown in the past twenty years, and there is a need to identify, evaluate, and aggregate …