The VdTMoCA Foundation (UK) is a Community Interest Company that works on a voluntary, not-for-profit basis for the benefit of the occupational therapy community - YOU
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The VdTMoCA Foundation (UK) is upgrading it's website!Forensic Special Interest Group
The Forensic SIG was originally planned to run for 18 months, ending in November 2018, however due to its success the VdTMoCA Foundation (UK) has decided to extend the project in to 2019!Centre of Excellence Forensic Open Day - 6th February 2019
Robinson Ward, within a medium secure unit,, at St.Andrew's Healthcare is a Centre of Excellence for the use of the VdT Model of Creative Ability and we would like to share our journey of implementing the VdTMoCA in to clinical practise.
OTs' perspectives of the VdT MoCA
RT @LouiseJeffries4: @VdTMoCAFUK @OTnews Thank you. I really want this to lead to how the model can inform risk management, treatment to re…
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@beckygowerOT @OTalk_ Here to support, where required. Just get in touch, there are directors and assoc directors w… https://t.co/uI8lPYj639
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RT @icancreativity: @VdTMoCAFUK I think we should be challenging OT programmes who are not including the model in curriculum just because t…
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The application of the VdT MoCA in practice is developing quickly. Find out the headline news here.
'Patient Volition and Action in Occupational Therapy' contains Vona du Toit's original papers on the theory of creative ability plus a contemporary reflective case example of how the levels can relate to recovery, authored by a person with quadriplegia. An essential text. Available to purchase from the VdT MoCAF (UK)
'The Vona du Toit Model of Creative Ability: a practical guide for acute mental health occupational therapy practice'
Based on acute mental health but content has relevance and applicability in many other fields. Includes case examples and many practical resources to photocopy and use in your own practice. A4, printed in full colour.
Developing UK services as exemplars of the model in practice. Visit the first centre.
The Vona du Toit Model of Creative Ability (Vdt MoCA) is an occupational therapy practice model originating from South Africa.
