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Research and Literature Catalogue
The Model of Creative Ability and Vocational Rehabilitation

Published

2007

The Model of Creative Ability and Vocational Rehabilitation

By Casteleijn, D and De Vos, H

The article focuses on motivation, specifically in vocational rehabilitation. The article initially offers an explanation of the VdT Model of Creative Ability and its use in determining the quality and quantity of motivation. It explores the fundamental concepts and terminology and compares its popularity with some criticism. A case study is then provided to illustrate the unique contribution of the levels of motivation and action to a medico-legal report for a female suffering a severe brain injury.

Reference

Casteleijn, D and de Vos, H (2007) The Model of Creative Ability in vocational rehabilitation. Work. (29) 55-61.  

Self-Presentation Motivation Volition Action Medico-Legal Assessment
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The Vona du Toit Model of Creative Ability (VdTMoCA) is an occupational therapy practice model originating from South Africa. The model as presented by Van der Reyden et al (2019), is founded upon the theory of creative ability developed by Vona du Toit (occupational therapist) in the 1960s and early 1970s. The term ‘creative’ does not refer to artistic flair but to one’s ability to bring into existence something that did not exist before – one’s ability to bring about change within oneself and in one’s world.

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