This article is intetesting, the visual images really helped me understand the concept. I feel as OTs we may use some aspects of this approach to support our practice. I was reflecting on my role as an OT, thinking about how we support people to engage in health promoting behaviours by changing the way they think/ talk and ultimately expeience/ see the benefits of an occupation. I have just listened to a podcast on intuitive eating, focus on changing our habits by considering the following; e.g. I have the 'thought' that I need food and so can get rid of a thought. Mindful eating allows us to fully engage in the sensory experience (flavour, appeal and texture) and recognise when we are full.
Did anyone else see any correlations with practice?
This article is intetesting, the visual images really helped me understand the concept. I feel as OTs we may use some aspects of this approach to support our practice. I was reflecting on my role as an OT, thinking about how we support people to engage in health promoting behaviours by changing the way they think/ talk and ultimately expeience/ see the benefits of an occupation. I have just listened to a podcast on intuitive eating, focus on changing our habits by considering the following; e.g. I have the 'thought' that I need food and so can get rid of a thought. Mindful eating allows us to fully engage in the sensory experience (flavour, appeal and texture) and recognise when we are full.
Did anyone else see any correlations with practice?