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Area of Science:

  • Occupational therapy
  • Philosophy of science
  • Existentialism

Background:

  • The profession of occupational therapy requires an adaptive philosophical foundation for its second century.
  • Globalization and complexity necessitate new theoretical perspectives.

Observation:

  • Existentialism offers a complementary philosophical focus for occupational therapy.
  • Key existential tenets include humans as self-making and emotions as foundational to being-in-the-world.

Findings:

  • Existentialism enhances occupational therapy's existing philosophical underpinnings.
  • It supports the view of individuals as constantly evolving and their emotional experiences as central.

Implications:

  • Existentialist philosophy has practical utility in occupational therapy practice.
  • It can inform occupational therapy research and education for enhanced professional development.