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Occupational therapists have always been dedicated to the human occupation study, however the client\udhasn’t always been seen as an occupational being, with needs, interests and individual goals. The concern for our\udclients’ engagement in occupation, rather than the acquisition or restoration of performance components, together\udwith the gradual modification of the concept of occupation from work-related activities to purposeful human activity,\udrequires a broadening of our scope of practice. The most current theories related to occupational therapy practice\udhave highlightes the use of client centered and occupational based practices. In occupation-based, client-centred\udpractice the client participates actively in negotiating goals, and client occupational goals are given priority and are\udplaced at the centre of assessment, intervention and outcomes. There are numerous evidences in the literature with\udsignificantly positive results supporting these approaches. These approaches are based on the premises that goals\udand objectives of interventions should be focused in occupation and significant activities to the client and reflect\udthe occupational therapy core values: an occupational-centred perspective that respects client’s choices, goals and\udvalues, promoting and supporting the engagement on meaningful activities

HABILITANDO OCUPAÇÕES: PRÁTICA BASEADA NA OCUPAÇÃO E CENTRADA NO CLIENTE NA TERAPIA OCUPACIONAL