
Kazakhstan Ergotherapy Association (KEA)
Қазақстанның Эрготерапия Ассоциациясы (ҚЭА)
Казахстанская Ассоциация Эрготерапии

Welcome to the official website of the Kazakhstan Ergotherapy Association (KEA)!
Download the latest newsletter here:
Newsletter KEA June 2023 English
Newsletter KEA June 2023 Russian
Newsletter KEA February 2023 English
Newsletter KEA February 2023 Russian
Newsletter KEA November 2022 English
Newsletter KEA November 2022 Russian
Newsletter KEA June 2022 English
Newsletter KEA June 2022 Russian
Newsletter KEA February 2022 English
Newsletter KEA February 2022 Russian
Newsletter KEA October 2021 English
Newsletter KEA October 2021 Russian
Newsletter KEA March 2021 English
Newsletter KEA March 2021 Russian
Newsletter KEA December 2018 English
Newsletter KEA December 2018 Russian
Newsletter KEA July 2018 English
Newsletter KEA July 2018 Russian
Newsletter KEA April 2018 English
Newsletter KEA April 2018 Russian
Newsletter KEA December 2017 English
Newsletter KEA December 2017 Russian
About us:
The Kazakhstan Ergotherapy Association (KEA) was established in 2016 in Astana. The constitution meets the official requirements of the WFOT and is therefore allowed to call itself an associate member of the World Federation of Occupational Therapist (WFOT).
Our Mission:
Kazakhstan Ergotherapy Association promotes Occupational Therapy in Kazakhstan. The association connects all Occupational Therapists in Kazakhstan to collectively develop professionally and to firmly uphold the profession in this country where Occupational Therapy is non-existent.
Our Vision:
The establishment of the Occupational Therapy degree and to see qualified Occupational Therapists from Kazakhstan integrating Occupational Therapy Practice in the healthcare system.
What is occupational Therapy:
Definition:
Occupational therapy is a client-centred health profession concerned with promoting health and well being through occupation.
The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life. Occupational therapists achieve this outcome by working with people and communities to enhance their ability to engage in the occupations they want to, need to, or are expected to do, or by modifying the occupation or the environment to better support their occupational engagement. (World Federation Occupational Therapists 2012)
