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Résumés
Résumé
Malgré le potentiel que présentent les activités artistiques, elles sont encore peu documentées auprès des personnes présentant une déficience intellectuelle (DI). Cette étude visait à documenter les retombées d’activités basées sur la musique, la danse et le théâtre pour les adultes présentant une DI. Des entrevues ont été menées auprès de personnes présentant une DI, de leurs parents, d’intervenants et des responsables des ateliers. La participation aux activités artistiques a eu des retombées positives sur la dimension physique, cognitive, affective et spirituelle des usagers. Elles ont favorisé le développement de leur estime de soi et de leur sentiment d’appartenance au groupe. L’offre d’activités artistiques représente une stratégie fort pertinente pour les engager à long terme dans un projet adapté à leurs capacités.
Mots-clés :
- Déficience intellectuelle,
- art,
- musique,
- danse,
- théâtre,
- retombées
Abstract
The potential of the arts to improve the quality of life of individuals engaging in it is well documented. However, when it comes to research documenting the effectiveness of such activities with individuals with intellectual disability (ID), there is a paucity of research. The following study aimed to detail the benefits of engaging in performance art activities such as music, dance and theater for adults with ID. Interviews were conducted with various actors, including adults with ID. Results showed that participation in performance art activities had a positive impact on physical, cognitive, emotional, and spiritual dimensions for adults with ID. These activities supported the development of their self-esteem and increased their sense of belongingness to the group. The findings of this study clearly indicate that using performance art mediums can improve engagement and participation in a long-term project specifically adapted to the participant’s capacities.
Keywords:
- Intellectual Disability,
- Art,
- Music,
- Dance,
- Theater,
- Outcomes
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