Enactivism is an emerging theory for sense-making (cognition) with increasing applications
to research and medicine. Enactivists reject the idea that sense-making is simply in the head …

… Contributors: Jasmine Mah and Christie Stilwell contributed equally as co–first authors.
Jasmine … Christie Stilwell and Emily Marshall contributed to the conceptualization and design, …

Steps to Connect is a leisure education program that facilitates participation in leisure
activities to enable individuals to connect to themselves, to others around them, and to their …

To contribute to our knowledge about initiatives to support older women who experience
intimate partner violence (IPV), we conducted an internet search, online surveys, and telephone …

In the recreation sector there is concern for ensuring that students and practitioners have
adequate knowledge and skills to contribute to its growth and sustainability. While other …

Defining competencies within health disciplines is important because it provides a shared
understanding of the fundamental knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary for research and …

In a university context, peer assisted learning (PAL) refers to students supporting the learning
of other students. While PAL is used extensively in health and medical sciences fields to …

The National Framework for Recreation in Canada states that collaboration across sectors
is key to enabling recreation among Canadians. By applying an implementation science …

The potential of leisure (enjoyable free time pursuits) to be a resource for chronic condition
self-management (CCSM) is well established. Because leisure pursuits are often self-…

Chronic pain is a subjective experience that is abstract and difficult to express, so it is
compared to running a never-ending marathon, which may be more understood. This metaphor …