whether that be working, playing, reading a book, or even sleeping.
Pat
At 08:10 AM 2/10/2004, you wrote:
Hello Jody:
Aren't you funny!! :-)
However, on many occasion, clients who have had OT in the past, frequently explain as upper extremity stuff. :-(
The reason that I asked my original question is because I am wondering if OT's explain the meaning of the word 'occupation' when they are explaining occupational therapy. My experience has been that when provide a literal dictionary definition of 'occupation', then clients can better grasp why we call ourselves OTs and what it is that we do.
Ron
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Sac> Ron - when I have finished my explanation, they say, " OK, now I get it ;
Sac> you do the arms and PT does the legs."
Sac> Hold the tomatoes, I'm only kidding. I couldn't resist this set up.
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