Thank you Dr. Breines!! I now work in a hospital where I am the only OT they have ever had, and we get along just fine, and OT works. Peace, Pat"Dr. Estelle Breines" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
In 1955, Frieda Behlen taught me that OT treats the whole person. Nothing has changed!
If
WONDERFUL STATEMENT, WELL STATED!!!
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In 1955, Frieda Behlen
taught me that “OT treats the whole person.” Nothing has changed!
If everyone would spend their time advancing
OT instead of reworking the same old dead horse, we’d all be better off
Go see your political representatives, or do
some clinical research, or get
Ron,
Some would say too much to say! I believe your assessment might be pushing
the boundaries a bit. While the modalities employed by the PT have purpose
and thereby a function, I was referring to functional activity as it relates
to the client. Function to me entails an engagement aspect as we
Hey Joe,
Thanks for the neologism for good handwriting! I'll have to use that
sometime to see the surprised look on people's faces. :)
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From: Joe Wells [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 9:39 PM
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Good deal Biraj. I see what you're arguing, however I think we're debating
the difference between apples and oranges. You do make good points - as
always.
Jimmie
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From: Incandescent [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2003 7:45 PM
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Pat,
Wood crafts work well with this population. Especially the sanding aspect,
so don't buy products that have an already finished wood (i.e. like
commercial bird houses). The sanding, if performed in the right plane, (try
to maintain movements within the horizontal plane and limit frontal/sagit
