Lori,
I'm rather new to the list, but I haven't heard anyone putting down the use
of modalities to this point.  In fact, I often utilize modalities in
practice.  They are fine as long as one understands they are a means to
allow enhanced participation in other parts of treatment.  By that I mean
that modalities cannot be considered a sole treatment and the modalities
themselves do not often provide patient goal attainment without
participation in more traditional OT.  

Jimmie
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But there are OTs that are hand therapists and they certainly have the
training, knowledge, ability to treat those clients.  It is allowed in our
Practice act.  A lot of the modalities I hear you all putting down are
things OTs are trained and and are licensed to do(heat packs, ultrasound,
estim, biofeedback).
Lori

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> Hello Estelle:
> 
> Do you do spinal manipulation??? :-)


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