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We start from the idea that occupational therapy client/patient struggles to run their daily life for many\udand varied reasons. Illness may be one of many different reasons leading subjects to experience restriction in daily\udactivities or a daily routine merely related to the treatment, resulting from the loss of self-control in the world brought\udabout by the new established situation. This paper presents a clinical case of a young woman with a diagnostic\udhypothesis of bipolar affective disorder and discusses how the non-recognition and unfamiliarity with the new\udcontour arising from the illness open space for occupational therapy care. Moreover, we try to elucidate elements\udof clinical reasoning and procedures used by a student of occupational therapy during his fieldwork education on\udmental health. Our reflections are based on the Dynamics Occupational Therapy Method (DOTM) whose proposal\udis to extend health spaces into the client/patient’s life so as to build/expand their daily life activities, based on the\udanalysis of the triadic relationship dynamic (occupational therapist, subject and activities). This experience report\udis composed by the situational diagnosis of the case, the development of the therapeutic process and the reflections\udand analysis that the case raised during the fieldwork experience in occupational therapy in mental health

DA PARALISIA DO COTIDIANO: ABRINDO ESPAÇOS DE SAÚDE A PARTIR DO RECONHECIMENTO DA DOENÇA