Quite a few years back the Univ. of Penn. did a personality study on
the difference between OT and PT "types"--it was interesting, PT 's
tended to be more rigid in their thinking and wanted "recipes" for
treatment and follow procedures--OT's were less tied to routine and
found it harder to be restricted by routines and were more creative.
In general, I have found that to be true, nice folks those PT's just
different, it is not a slur against anyone, for example who would want
to say that salt is better than pepper not the same just as good for
different things just simply different--go for it Ron! Susan
Susan Orloff, OTR/L
CEO/Executive Director
Children's Special Services, LLC
7501 Auden Trail
Atlanta, GA 30350
770-394-9791
www.childrens-services.com
[email protected]
On Feb 23, 2009, at 12:12 PM, Ron Carson wrote:
At times like this I feel compelled to explain that I any "anti-
PT"
comment that I make is NOT about any specific PT. Heck, I have a
good PT
friend on this list and he's a great guy! I've worked with super
nice
PT's. So, if I say anything negative (or positive) about PT,
it's a
broad general statement about the profession of PT, not an
individual
practitioner.
Thanks
Ron
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ocn> (not the PT threat thing though, I only work with 1 PT and
she is
ocn> wonderful)
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