Abstract
Date Presented 04/04/19
This poster describes how individuals living above and below the federal poverty line spend their time engaged in occupation and the meaningfulness associated with this time-use. Results from this study indicate that systematic barriers, such as poverty, may influence how individuals spend their time and the type and amount of meaning associated with their time-use. This information may be used to guide the OT process when working with individuals at varying socioeconomic levels.
Primary Author and Speaker: Ashley Koralewski
Additional Authors and Speakers: Adam Newcomer, Laura Schmelzer
Keywords:
labor,
posters,
mental disorders,
clients,
homeless persons,
impact,
occupational therapists,
ohio,
social media,
persistence
Copyright © 2019 by the American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc.
2019
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