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Research group

Occupational Therapy - Participation and the Environment

Participation for All

The Occupational Therapy – Participation and Environment research group is dedicated to supporting individuals who struggle with daily activities at home, school, work, or in their community. The research focuses on the impact of social and physical environments on people’s participation, health, and well-being. The research group strives for equality and justice in enabling meaningful participation for everyone.

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WRITIC-assessment

Writing is an important skill that children need to participate in school, for cognition, and for learning to read and spell. Many children develop writing difficulties, which have negative consequences for their academic performance and self-confidence. The Occupational Therapy - Participation and the Environment research group developed the WRITIC-assessment, to identify and address writing difficulties at an early stage. WRITIC is available in Dutch, English, German and European Portuguese.

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Meet us

Experts of Occupational Therapy - Participation and the Environment

  • Margo van Hartingsveldt

    Professor of Occupational Therapy – Participation and the Environment

    Margo van Hartingsveldt is a professor of Occupational Therapy – Participation and the Environment at the AUAS. Her research focuses on enabling individuals to engage in daily life and society. Her goal is to create an inclusive society where everyone can fully participate and feel connected.

    Margo van Hartingsveldt | Lector Ergotherapie – Participatie en Omgeving
  • Margriet Pol

    Associate professor of Technology and Participation

    Margriet Pol is an associate professor of Technology and Participation, affiliated with the Occupational Therapy – Participation and the Environment research group. She also works as a senior lecturer in Research within the Occupational Therapy programme.

    Margriet Pol | Associate lector Technologie en Participatie