Unpublished

1982

These lecture notes provide extremely detailed descriptions of each level of creative ability and subsequent stages of volition and action.

Unpublished

1984

The author seeks to gain deeper insight into Vona du Toit's Theory of Patient Volition and Action through acriticalevaluation ofthe theory and explores other schools of thought similar to and influential in the development of this theory.

Unpublished

1984

This paper provides a critical evaluation of the theory behind the model as well as looking at other theories which were influential in the development of the theory, including, humanism, phenomenology, Maslow's hierachy of needs, Rogers Self theory and Buber's philosophy.

Unpublished

2009

Thisdissertationis concerned with creativity and productivity in unpredictable and uncertain environments, and more specifically with creativity as means of self-actualisation and contribution to society.

Unpublished

2009

This dissertation is concerned with creativity and productivity in unpredictable and uncertain environments, and more specifically with creativity as means of self-actualisation and contribution to society.

Unpublished

1968

This paper pleads for a more specific interpretation of “occupation” in the professional designation as “creative participation culminating in work participation”.

Unpublished

1968

Du Toitdefines the uniqueness and attributes of dual trained occupational therapists and warnsagainst generic working and the provision of ‘hobby activities’ resulting in the loss of OTs specific contribution to treatment.

Unpublished

Aug 13, 1968

Du Toit defines the uniqueness and attributes of dual trained occupational therapists and warns against generic working and the provision of ‘hobby activities’ resulting in the loss of OTs specific contribution to treatment.

Unpublished

Aug 13, 1968

This paper pleads for a more specific interpretation of “occupation” in the professional designation as “creative participation culminating in work participation”.

Unpublished

1981

These notes provide a brief history of Vona du Toit's work, explores creativity and then presents the fundamental concepts of creative ability.

Unpublished

1974

This paper shows the thinking of Marie du Toit when considering the levels of participation (and creative participation of patients with psychosis.

Posters

May 2002

The Creative Participation Assessment (CPA) was developed by Van Der Reyden, in South Africa and was based upon the VdTMoCA.