Addressing Occupational Therapy Dementia Sleep Problems
Why is sleep so difficult for our patients that have dementia? Through addressing occupational therapy dementia sleep problems, we can
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Weight Bearing Precautions Review
Per usual practice, occupational therapy practitioners don’t typically set up or change weight bearing precautions for their patients. That order
7 Tips For Success As A New Grad Occupational Therapy Practitioner
As a new grad occupational therapy practitioner new to working with older adults, it can be hard, heck, I might
Broda Seating vs a Geri Chair: Compare & Contrast
How do you know when to recommend a Broda Chair over a Geri Chair? As occupational therapy practitioners, sometimes making
Pain and Occupational Therapy: 4 Ways to Help Avoid Catastrophization
Pain and occupational therapy must be addressed to help our patients achieve their goals and improve their quality of life,
3 Top Toileting Occupational Therapy Tips & Tricks
When I was a wee student and novice practitioner, I struggled with helping people be more independent with the most
5 Useful ADL Occupational Therapy Assessments
When you’re a student or new occupational therapist practicing on your own, it can be hard to decide which Basic
6 Ways to Use Therapeutic Use of Self in Occupational Therapy
How do we utilize therapeutic use of self in occupational therapy (OT)? Or should we? It should come as no
8 Easy Tips for Occupational Therapy Advocacy
Occupational therapy advocacy is key to the growth and sustainability of our profession. Clients constantly question the difference of occupational