ArticleOccupational therapy in mental health
Psychosocial Support for Clubhouse Members and Staff in Hawai'i: A Maslowian Perspective on Wellness.
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- Experiential Aspects of Participation for People with Serious Mental Illnesses: Measure Validation and Preliminary Findings from Clubhouses in Hawai'i.Occupational therapy in mental health · 2025Article
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This study explored how mental health Clubhouses, an occupation-centered psychosocial rehabilitation model, supported wellness for members and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic through the lens of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. Data from 15 participants in Hawai'i were collected over five sessions through a virtual Photovoice process and analyzed using the framework method and thematic analysis. Findings illustrate how occupation-centered approaches supported higher-level growth needs during a period of collective crisis and uncertainty. This underscores the value of coupling occupation-centered approaches, such as Clubhouse, with those that meet basic needs to support belonging, identity, and purpose among people with mental illness.
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