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Serious Leisure as an Alternative to a Work Career for People with Disabilities

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Patterson identifies the positive feelings of self-esteem, identity, pleasure and self-fulfilment which are produced by the opportunity to be employed in a productive job. He argues that similar benefits can be achieved through 'serious leisure', and identifies the different forms serious leisure can take, as well as distinguishing serious leisure from casual leisure. Patterson believes that serious leisure should be considered as a viable option for those people with disabilities and high support needs who are denied access to the workplace. Keyword: Day Activities

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Author
Patterson, I
Source
Australian Disability Review 2/97
Publisher
ACHPER
Publication Date
1 February 1997
Category
Professionals
Keywords
Day Activities
Origin
Australia

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