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Research and Literature Catalogue
The nature of creativity in occupational therapy

Unpublished

Jun 1970

The nature of creativity in occupational therapy

By Watson, L

The author makes an attempt to assess trends in the research into Creativity. In defining Creativity the author draws from literature in order to identify and define the various facets of Creativity. The essential nature of Creativity and the process of creativity are outlined in this thesis. 

Reference

Watson, L (1970) The nature of creativity in occupational therapy. Dissertation. University of Pretoria, South Africa. 

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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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