Audrey YongUniversity of Brighton · School of Sport and Health Sciences
Audrey Yong
Master of Science
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Introduction
Audrey Yong is a senior lecturer in occupational therapy at the School of Sport and Health Sciences, University of Brighton.
Publications
Publications (4)
Access to housing for people with intellectual disabilities is often constrained by lack of choice, control, and can often be inappropriate or unsafe. To enable people to remain at home and participate in their occupations, a collation and review of theories and models supporting good home environment design offers a view from which practice could...
Introduction
Asylum-seekers face significant barriers to meaningful occupation, leading to negative health and wellbeing outcomes. This study provides a strength-based approach to enhance understandings about the meaning of occupation for those seeking asylum.
Method
A systematic search of the literature identified seven qualitative research studi...
Introduction
This qualitative research explores the experience of partner caregivers and how their partner’s dementia impacts on their daily living and occupational lives, with the aim of informing the sustainability of homecare and decreasing the likelihood of formal care.
Method
Ten participants were recruited through Alzheimer’s Society groups....
Introduction
In 2009, the United Kingdom Department of Health identified the need to assist families so that people with dementia can remain living at home. Occupational therapists could support families and their loved ones at home by understanding the human occupational impact of caregiving. This impact includes how one is influenced by values an...
