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The Scania Accelerated Intermittent Theta-burst Implementation Study (SATIS)–Lessons from an accelerated treatment protocol
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Mental health service users’ experiences of everyday occupations while attending day centres during the transition into retirement age
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Recovery experiences among mental health service users going through the Balancing Everyday Life™ intervention–A deductive qualitative study
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Socialisation of Children to Cope With Death, Bereavement and Grief - A Berger and Luckman Inspired Analysis of Children’s Picture Books in a Chinese Context
(2025) In OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying
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A desire to be embraced - the lived experience of encountering primary health care for a person with mental health problems. A descriptive phenomenological study
(2025) In Scandinavian Journal of Primary Health Care
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Having fun when exploring how to use a powered mobility device : (conference keynote)
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Activity-focused powered mobility practice: Applying the process-based tool Assessment of Learning Process (ALP : (Educational session, 90 min)
(2025) Oceania Seating Symposium
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The universal approach for facilitating participation, tool-use learning and application of the ALP-facilitating strategies : (Instructional course, 45 min)
(2025) Oceania Seating Symposium
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Exploring why powered mobility experiences can accelerate overall development in infants aged 3-12 months : (oral presentation 30 min)
(2025) Oceania Seating Symposium
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The relevance of employing a three-perspective view on occupational balance among people with depression and/or anxiety disorders
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