Australian Occupational Therapy Journal

An invitation to write about your work
pp. 99-100(2)

Reflections of occupational therapists working as members of a research team
pp. 101-108(8)
Authors: Finlayson, Marcia; Shevil, Eynat; Mathiowetz, Virgil; Matuska, Kathleen

Discriminant validity of the Developmental Test of Visual–Motor Integration in relation to children with handwriting dysfunction
pp. 109-115(7)
Authors: Goyen, Traci-Anne; Duff, Sharon

Developing a worker role: Stories of four people with mental illness
pp. 116-126(11)
Authors: Kennedy-Jones, Mary; Cooper, Joanne; Fossey, Ellie

Injured workers’ perspectives of their rehabilitation process under the New South Wales Workers Compensation System
pp. 127-135(9)
Authors: Sager, Lorraine; James, Carole

Female and male occupational therapists: A comparison of their job satisfaction level
pp. 136-148(13)
Authors: Meade, Ian; Brown, G. Ted; Trevan-Hawke, Judith

Towards facilitating change in service delivery: An illustrative example
pp. 149-159(11)
Author: Boshoff, Kobie

Interventions for improving self-awareness following acquired brain injury
pp. 160-170(11)
Authors: Lucas, Sarah E.; M. Fleming, Jennifer

Use of a multisensory environment (Snoezelen) in a palliative day-care setting resulted in a small immediate reduction in reported anxiety, but had no effect on quality of life
pp. 171-172(2)

People with a life-threatening illness who attend a day hospice program value being involved in occupation
pp. 173-174(2)

Understanding occupational potential across the life course: life stories of older women
pp. 175-175(1)
Author: Wicks, Alison

Women with visible and invisible disabilities
pp. 176-176(1)

Cognitive and behavioural rehabilitation — From neurobiology to clinical practice
pp. 176-177(2)

Still lives: Narratives of spinal cord injury
pp. 177-178(2)