Ron and all,
While I love OT as a profession, I remain open-minded to doing what is proven
to work, If Occupation is all that we believe it to be, it will become evident
when studied...a good idea it won't die. We owe it to our clients to confirm
objectively what gets results and meet their goals and discard what doesn't.
Food for thought
"Men who have excessive faith in their theories or ideas are not
only
ill prepared for making discoveries: they also make very poor
observations. Of necessity, they observe with a preconceived
idea,
and when they devise an experiment, they can see, in its
results,only a confirmation of their theory. In this way they
distort
observation and often neglect very impotant facts because they
do not further
their aim. But it happens further quite naturally that men who
believe
too firmly in their theories, do not believe enough in the
theories of others.
So the dominant idea of these despisers of their fellows is
to find
others' theories faulty and try to contradict them. The
difficulty
for science is still the same."
Claude Bernard, "An Introduction to the Study of Experimental
Medicine,1865
Sincerely Brent Cheyne OTR/L
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