Yes,  I  believe  that  some  family's actually desire to take care of
their members. Or at least they see it as their obligation.

Lastly,  I  have  great difficulty justifying OT intervention when the
patient has no clear cut occupational needs/goals. By justification, I
mean  that  I think significant progress is unlikely when patients are
unmotivated  to improve or when they don't see any "problems" in their
performance.

Ron
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Ron Carson MHS, OT

----- Original Message -----
From: Marie Henderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008
To:   [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subj: [OTlist] How Would YOU Treat This Patient?

MH> was your intuition satisfied with her response...did you see a
MH> satisfying demonstration of this?  I've found a real difference in
MH> what people say and actually do...(on all levels).   




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