Résumés
Résumé
Les activités artistiques représentent une modalité innovante pour proposer des activités variées et stimulantes en organisme communautaire offrant des activités de jour aux adultes présentant une déficience intellectuelle. Un organisme communautaire a mis en place des ateliers de danse, de musique et de théâtre en vue de la création d’un spectacle. Des entrevues individuelles et un groupe de discussion auprès des acteurs impliqués dans la réalisation des ateliers artistiques ont été effectués afin de documenter les retombées macrosystémiques de ce projet et les facteurs l’ayant influencé. Il en ressort des retombées positives autant pour les personnes intervenantes, l’organisme et la communauté. Parmi les facteurs favorisant la mise en place de ces activités, les ressources humaines et financières sont les plus importantes à considérer.
Mots-clés :
- activités artistiques,
- déficience intellectuelle,
- inclusion sociale,
- musique,
- théâtre,
- danse,
- ergothérapie
Abstract
Artistic activities are an innovative approach aimed at offering stimulating activities offered in day activity centres for adults with intellectual disability. A community organization has implemented dance, music and theatre workshops aimed at creating a show. Individual interviews and a group discussion with key stakeholders were conducted to document the macrosystemic impacts of this artistic project and factors influencing its implementation. Positive outcomes were observed for both the stakeholders and the community organization, as well as for the community. Among the factors facilitating the implementation of these activities, human and financial resources are the most important to consider.
Keywords:
- artistic activities,
- intellectual disability,
- social inclusion,
- music,
- theater,
- dance,
- occupational therapy
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