Published
Dec 2009
Through a survey and interviews the author explored the reasons behind why some OT's left South Africa after qualifying and what could be done to motivate the OT's to stay and work in their home country.
By Uys, C, J, EPublished
2015
This book 'Patient Volition and Action in Occupational Therapy' holds Vona du Toit’s original papers and presentations on the theory of creative ability, as it developed in the 1960s and 1970s; it contains Vona du Toit’s work in progress.
By Du Toit, VPublished
Nov 2006
This article focuses on occupational therapy for young people with severe and profound learning disability.
By van der Vyver, T and Willemse, IPublished
2007
This article presents two individuals, of school age, with learning disabilities who experience a unique career exploration programme in South Africa.
By van Niekerk, MPublished
1972
A short document capturing useful descriptions of many of the key principles of the VdTMoCA that will assist the understanding of the occupational therapy practitioner.
By Watson, L, APublished
Aug 1994
A short discussion paper based on the author’s experience of working in an acute psychiatric unit in South Africa with an average length of stay of 15-30 days.
By Ramukumba, APublished
2008
This chapter shares the personal journey of an occupational therapist and the influences on her career as an occupational therapist in mental health.
By Van Heerden, CPublished
Jul 2010
A newsletter article describing the author’s growth of her interest in applying the VdTMoCA to communities of people and her wish to understand the impact of the environment on creative capacity.
By du Plessis, RPublished
1962
A paper detailing Vona du Toit’s original thinking underpinning the VdTMoCA and the role of the occupational therapist in successful treatment.
By du Toit, VPublished
Aug 1994
Presentation notes covering assessment of Creative Ability, providing the reader with De Witt’s experience and personal insights into the what, how and why as well as factors to consider that limit or influence assessment.
By de Witt, PPublished
May 21, 1972
This paper provides a useful overview of the levels of creative ability, its key concepts and treatment principles.
By du Toit, VPublished
1974
Du Toit shares results of her early research that underpin the VdTMoCA today.
By du Toit, VPublished
2007
Short news piece introducing the use of the VdTMoCA within two secure forensic mental health units in Hampshire (UK).
By Harvey, H & Fuller, K (2007)Published
Mar 2011
This is an enlightening article on OT practice in Japan using the VdTMoCA.
By Sherwood, WPublished
1982
A study discussing aspects of creativity and its development and how as occupational therapists we can nurture it.
By Pretorius, CPublished
Jul 2010
This article provides a detailed overview of the content of the first national VdTMoCA Conference in London, 2010, hosted by the International Creative Ability Network (ICAN).
By Sherwood, WPublished
Aug 3, 1994
This paper illustrates the link between the levels of ability and the normal developmental stages, demonstrated through child development.
By Uys, KPublished
Jul 2010
This article describes the process of conducting an Analytical Survey within an acute mental health in-patient setting.
By White, BPublished
1972
This original paper written by Vona du Toit, initially provides an overview of creative ability.
By du Toit, VPublished
1974
This paper relates the model of creative ability to children with cerebral palsy.
By du Toit, VPublished
Aug 4, 1998
This paper explores and compares the VdTMoCA with various occupational therapy theories and models including, MOHO, adaptive theories occupational adaptation and enablement.
By Holsten, EPublished
Aug 3, 1994
The paper explores the impact physical disability may have on creative ability and considers this impact on the levels of creative ability/
By Holsten, EPublished
Jul 2020
This article explains how the VdTMoCA was initially introduced to the UK and how over time, it is becoming increasingly popular in a range of mental health services in the UK.
By Jeffries, L & Wolfendale, TPublished
Oct 13, 2020
Occupational therapists play a centralrole in the treatment of offenders with mental illness and violent individuls.
By Giradi, A & Zywicka-Rospond, M