Ron, I liked the "nut thell" example, that came from my class. I too agree with the fact a major problem in our field is that many OTs have no idea what sets them apart from other professions. My CI in NO, an LSU grad, has no idea what frames of refrences are. He calls what he does as treating, and can't defend why he does what he does. He teaches me that in a 30 min tx session, I should do a 15 min of ther ex and a 15 min "functional" activity. Anything wrong here? The word occupation is non existent is my hospital. What do you think my inservice will be on? COPM... Think it will go over well? Ps. I enjoyed the explanation on what seperates OT from all other profesions!
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