Background.

In response to increasing forced migration across the globe, Canadian occupational therapists are returning to the profession's social justice roots by exploring this emergent area of practice. Purpose. This research explores occupational therapy practices with forced migrants in a Canadian context. Method. Grounded in critical epistemologies, the researchers conducted 12 semi-structured interviews with occupational therapists, students, and researchers connected to displacement. Data were analyzed using thematic analysis. Findings. Four themes describe current occupational therapy practices related to forced migration: 1) engaging clients in new environments, 2) translating the everyday, 3) connecting and networking, and 4) advocating for occupational justice. Implications. This research contributes to the advancement of occupational therapy and forced migration by documenting the diverse and fluid nature of occupational therapy roles. Further, the paper outlines promising reflexive practices while forwarding advocacy priorities for (occupational) justice.

中文翻译：

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探索职业治疗和强迫移民在加拿大的作用

背景。

为应对全球不断增加的被迫移民，加拿大职业治疗师正在通过探索这一新兴实践领域，回归职业的社会正义根源。目的。本研究探讨了加拿大背景下强迫移民的职业治疗实践。方法。研究人员以批判性认识论为基础，对与流离失所有关的职业治疗师、学生和研究人员进行了 12 次半结构化访谈。使用主题分析对数据进行分析。发现。四个主题描述了当前与强迫迁移相关的职业治疗实践：1) 让客户参与新环境，2) 翻译日常生活，3) 联系和网络，以及 4) 倡导职业正义。影响。这项研究通过记录职业治疗角色的多样性和流动性，有助于促进职业治疗和强迫迁移。此外，该文件概述了有希望的反身实践，同时转发了（职业）正义的倡导优先事项。