Partcipation in Occupation

1. By Madison Chilton
Participation in Occupation

2. Participation in occupation
 Music and dance has always been apart of my life,
my father is a singer, my nana a dancer and I love to
do both.
 I chose music and movement as occupations of
choice for this slide show as I love to dance and
listen to music, I also believe music to be very
therapeutic and is present in one way or another in
many lives.

3.  Within my fieldwork setting music and
movement were present everyday.
 For a number of reasons music and
movement were used throughout the setting:
 relaxation, bringing people together,
everyone can be included in some way,
therapeutic, happiness and joy developed
because of it, can be used as a reward,
encouragement and a moral booster.

4. Doing – goal orientated
occupations gives people a sense
a achievement. E.g. Learning to
play the piano. Madison, C. (2012)

5. Belonging – social interaction,
being apart of something. Dancing
in a group gives one a sense of
belonging. Ballet Dance Experts (n.d.).

6. Being – being with valued people.
Having fun, laughing, Happiness is
boosted by others who care about
you. Madison, C. (2012)

7. Becoming – who or what we want
to become. Perhaps a ballet
dancer, being inspired by another.
Simple Template. (2011).

8. Being – The time taken to reflect.
Relaxing being totally absorbed in
music, the moment, appreciating
the sound. Madison, C. (2012)

9. Belonging – being a part of
something, that sense of
belonging. Dance culture and being
involved with the people and way
of being. Squidoo. (2012).

10. Madison, C. (2012)

11. Favim. (2011).

12. Madison, C. (2012)
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13. Wrong Movement. (n.d).

14. Madison, C. (2012)

15. : Ellen eggink hooland (n.d).

16. Madison, C. (2012)

17. Learning Disabilities Information. (2010).

18. Madison, C. (2012)

19. Host. (2011).

20. Superior dad. (2012).

21. Word Press. (n.d).

22. Author unkown. (2011)
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23. extremem dance. (2011).

24. References :
Favim. (2011). Retrieved from http://favim.com/image/247389/
Wrong Movement. Retrieved from
http://wrongmovement.blogspot.co.nz/2008/03/terminator7-
2005_4771.html
Learning Disabilities Information. (2010). Retrieved from
http://www.ldafl.org/page/27
Superior dad. (2012). Retrieved from
http://ksuperioridad.wordpress.com/2012/01/30/dance-like-no-
ones-watching
Host. (2011). Retreived from
http://www.radio4by4.com/Home/Blog/tabid/874/EntryId/266/Ju
liet-Star-a-Trance-DJ-from-San-Diego-CA.aspx.
Ellen eggink hooland. Retrieved from
http://www.celticcafe.com/archive/Shows/TODM/tdotmdan.htm

25. Simple Template. (2011). Retrieved from http://julianfile.blogspot.co.nz/
Squidoo. (2012). Retrieved from http://www.squidoo.com/sugar-plum-
ballerinas
http://www.balletdanceexperts.com/ballet-fitness-classes/
Prathiba. (2011). Retrived from
http://www.indiatalkies.com/2011/05/music-therapy-ease-pain-muscles-
joints.html
Word Press. (n.d). Retrieved from http://peakeleven.com/become-a-
better-music-producerpart-3-analyze-pop-music
extremem dance. (2011). Retreived from
http://tcwgrac.wordpress.com/2011/04/29/international-dance-day/