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Cambios notorios en el estilo de vida de las mujeres de Santiago de Chile, es de lo que da cuenta una encuesta realizada, en julio de 2007 a   450 mujeres que trabajan fuera del hogar y además cumplen con las tareas domesticas y cuidado de la familia. En este estudio, la mayoría de las mujeres capitalinas se perciben estresadas (60%) por estas responsabilidades y por el escaso tiempo dedicado a si mismas.En el marco de la ciencia de la ocupación, basada en utilizar la actividad con propósito como medio hacia la comprensión del sentido de su vida; es que por medio de un investigación cualitativa, con una   entrevistas semi estructurada, de 7 preguntas abiertas en relación a las actividades realizadas para si mismas. Con las preguntas se explora entorno a la forma, función y significado de las actividades.Los resultados indican   que las   entrevistadas consideran importante realizar actividades para si mismas, pero en la practica no lo hacen, (75% ).Reconocen haber las tenido (100%), pero haberlas abandonado debido al trabajo aumento de la responsabilidades familiares   o por percibirlas finalmente como una obligación mas (75%). Sus familias no se opone a que las realicen pero tampoco facilitan su ejecución.Conclusión: Se pudo constatar un fuerte desequilibrio en el patrón   ocupacional de nuestras entrevistadas, lo cual convierte esta situación en un factor de riesgo y alienación ocupacional.A study done in July 2007 among 450 women in Santiago,  Chile showed  there has been enormous life style changes for women who work outside the home as well as take charge of domestic chores including caring  for  their families.   The study showed that the majority (60%) of the women interviewed were suffering from stress as a result of  these responsibilities and the lack of time they had to dedicate to their own needs.     Within the context of occupational science and based on using this activity as way of better understanding their lives; done as a qualitative research, with loosely-structured interviews consisting of 7 open questions relating to the work carried out by themselves.   The questions were an  exploration of their family life, their role in it and the significance of their activities.  Results show that the interviewees consider that it is important to carry out activities for their own benefit, but, at the end of the day, they don't (75%).They do admit to having had them in the past (100%), but they abandoned them due to a job, more family responsibilities o for seeing it as an additional obligation (75%). Their families don't object to them doing those duties but they don't contribute to making them possible either.Conclusion:   We could confirm a strong imbalance in the occupational pattern of the interviewees, which turns this into a risk situation and occupational alienation

How meaningful is for the women themselves the activities they carry out?