Our Publications
We are proud to announce the successful completion of several research projects that have positively impacted the lives of children and their families. Our main objective is to provide comprehensive evaluations, interventions, and consultations to support children and their families in living their lives to the fullest. We are dedicated to ensuring children receive the necessary support and resources to thrive. As a result of our work, we have published various research articles and publications that are available for you to read. We encourage you to provide your valuable comments and feedback, as we believe in the importance of collaboration and continuous improvement. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of children and their families.
Publication on Mothers of Autistic Children
Moorthy, S. D.,Carlstedt, A. B., & Fischl, C. (2023). Mothers’participation in family gatherings and social events with their children with autism spectrum disorder:A scoping review.Australian Occupational TherapyJournal,1–14. https://doi.org/10.1111/1440-1630.12876
Publication on Tele-practice for children with disabilities
Moorthy, S. D., Chockalingam, M., & Kamalakannan, S. (2021). Tele-Rehabilitation Systems for Empowering Parents and Their Children with Disabilities in India - A SWOT Analysis of the Context for Implementation. Global journal of intellectual & developmental disabilities, 8(4), 555743. https://doi-org.proxy.library.ju.se/10.19080/GJIDD.2021.08.555743
Publication on Reducing disabilities
Kamalakannan, S., Chockalingam, M., Sethuraman, L., Moorthy, S., & Muthuvel, T. (2021). Occupational Therapy for Reducing Disabilities in Persons with Disabilities in India: A Systematic Review. The Indian Journal of Occupational Therapy, 53(1), 4. https://link.gale.com/apps/doc/A666700383/AONE?u=tel_oweb&sid=googleScholar&xid=bdbcd4a9
Publication on Occupational Justice
This published international research project used a Delphi consensus methodology to modify and contextualise the Occupational Justice Health Questionnaire (OJHQ) for use with marginalised populations. Working with a global team of occupational therapy and public health researchers, the study refined the original occupational justice assessment tool to better capture the lived experiences, social contexts, and participation challenges of underserved communities. The resulting Modified OJHQ provides a more relevant and culturally responsive framework for identifying occupational injustices and informing research, advocacy, and practice aimed at promoting health equity and social inclusion.
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