Publications & Presentations

Published articles:
Sherwood W (2009) An emerging community of practitioners. OT News, 17(5), 26-27. Click here to view
Sherwood W (2010) The first International Model of Creative Ability Conference. FOCUS, July 3-4
Sherwood W (2010) An electric event: report on the first national Model of Creative Ability Occupational Therapy Conference. OT News, 18(2), 38-39. Click here to view
Sherwood W (2011) An introduction to the Vona du Toit Model of Creative Ability. TOG (A Caruna), 8(14) (26 pages). [On-line] Available by clicking here

Presentations:
Sherwood W (2005) Findings from a study into the use of the model of creative ability assessment and recommendations for research. A presentation to POTS, Johannesburg and the University of Kwa Zulu Natal, Durban, South Africa
Sherwood W (2005) The importance of communities of practice for the development of the model of creative ability. Paper presented at the OTARG Conference, Tanzania
Sherwood W (2005) The model of creative ability: efficiency, effectiveness and professional identity. Paper presented at the OTARG Conference, Tanzania
Sherwood W (2006) The Model of Creative Ability: enabling occupational therapists to do their job. Presentation, the College of Occupational Therapists 30th Annual Conference and Exhibition, Cardiff
Sherwood W (2006) The Model of Creative Ability in forensic practice. Presentation, College of Occupational Therapists 30th Annual Conference and Exhibition, Cardiff
Sherwood W (2007) The Model of Creative Ability for contemporary mental health occupational therapy practice. Presentation, Saga and Kyoto, Japan
Sherwood W (2009) The Model of Creative Ability: Untapped Potential. Keynote speech, the Occupational Therapy Association of South Africa congress, South Africa
Sherwood W (2010) The A2B initiative. Presentation, the International Model of Creative Ability Conference, London
Sherwood W (2011) To be creative and to have creativity: A search for meaning over misunderstanding. Poster presentation, the Vona du Toit Model of Creative Ability Conference, South Africa