By all means Michael, feel free to do so.  You are most welcome.

Best,

Biraj



Michael Berthelette wrote:

> Jennifer and Biraj,  May I share these Ideas with AOTA's Listsevr's.  I feel
> that its useful to assist other in promoting Occupational Therapy Month.
> Thank you
>
> AOTA Communication Liaison for AMSIS
> Michael T. Berthelette, MSM, OTR/L
> Progressus Therapy, Inc.
> Senior Vice President
> 800-892-0640 x 208
> After Hours #: 727-642-9054
> www.JobsForTherapists.com
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Incandescent" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, April 02, 2002 7:04 PM
> Subject: Re: Happy OT Month!
>
> > Jennifer:
> >
> > ALL your ideas are terrific, and with your permission I am definitely
> going to
> > suggest them for our OT celebrations.  Among a bunch of other things for
> OT week
> > last year we circulated an OT Quiz to give facility staff an opportunity
> to test
> > their knowledge about OTs and the OT role.  The quiz had 16 multiple
> choice
> > questions, and we gave three prizes.  The prizes ranged from a family pass
> to the
> > local museum, to a gift certificate for "The Body Shop" and a long sleeve
> cotton
> > t-shirt with the OT logo on the front.  It went over really well, and
> people
> > enjoyed it, plus we were able to educate staff about OTs and the OT role
> in the
> > facility.  I think something along these lines is very helpful for the
> profession
> > as a whole since our profession's visibility is rather low for a variety
> of
> > reasons.
> >
> > Thanks for sharing your ideas, good luck and I know your carnival ideas
> are going
> > to be a real hit.
> >
> > All the best,
> >
> > Biraj
> >
> >
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >
> > > Happy Occupational Therapy month!  I hope everyone is taking this month
> as an
> > > extra opportunity to market OT!  I am having an "OT Carnival" at my
> workplace
> > > for the nursing staff.  I am planning on several game stations with
> prizes
> > > for winners (balloon squeeze balls).  Some of my ideas are duck hunt
> with one
> > > lucky duck to be found using a reacher; Competition for the strongest
> grip
> > > strength; sock aid race.. who can donn their shoes and socks the
> fastest, and
> > > an ice sundae shop where the staff has to make a sundae with a mock
> physical
> > > impairment ... blinded folded for decreased vision, glasses with
> Vaseline for
> > > blurred vision, thick gloves for decreased sensation, arm sling for use
> of
> > > one hand not the dominant side etc.  Does anyone have any other ideas or
> > > doing something creative for OT month???
> > >
> > > Jennifer
> >
> >
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