Isn't that part of the problem now, PT and OT are fighting for the top dog position therefore instead of working together as Lisa appropriately does we are doing what we can to be on top. I think Lisa's approach is well stated, but don't forget that PT's do not only strengthen but deal with the aspects of function, strategy and impairments. There is more to each profession then we each give to one another. OT is not the UE and hand and PT is not just ther ex of LE. We need to broden the horizons.
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