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    Protocol in children with Sensory Processing Disorder. These studies provide evidence that supports brushing intervention to be effective in individuals with sensory processing disorder. Research demonstrates Wilbarger Brushing Protocol improves occupational performance, decrease negative behavior, and increased social participation. It is important follow the brushing protocol and done with caution. It is important brush the designated areas and follow the time intervals in order to provide…

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    Context Card Subject: Gender Equality in the Work Place Audience: Women my age, 18-23, College students. Women who have families and careers in the work place. Writing Situation: An evaluation of the “Ceiling Glass”. An essay in a college magazine. Thesis: In American today there is no “glass ceiling” for women. We have seen women reach higher job positions. This was done by using education and encouraging women to be ambitious. A woman can have both a successful career and a thriving personal…

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    everything she could fit into the trunk of her mother’s vehicle, and soon enough Becca was driving through her neighborhood in Shelburne Falls, the town she had lived in her entire life, anxiously beginning her freshmen year as a Health, Wellness and Occupational Studies major at the University of New England. As she drove down the back roads she knew so well, she could not help but think back on all she was leaving behind. Her quiet home amongst farmland, the bed she collapsed in each time she…

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    these emotions because this interview was a chance for myself to yet again further my insight into the field of occupational therapy. As I can not only listen to a registered occupational therapy but I can also watch her in her element and observe what she experiences on a daily basis at her profession. The person I choice to interview was Lauren Drapinski, she is a registered occupational therapist who works at the Chestnut Wood Rehabilitation Nursing Home. She is certified to work in any field…

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    designer, Tracy Nicole Prather is the vivid example of what women are capable of doing and overcoming when faced with a dramatic situation in life. Prather was diagnosed with breast cancer a few years back, and while she had a stable job as an occupational therapist, it became apparent it was time for her to listen to her inner self and follow her dreams to become a fashion designer. Fastfoward to 2016 and Tracy Nicole has been highlighted in publications like Essence, Lucky Magazine,…

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    This article describes a living skills program tailored to adults living with developmental disabilities and the benefits direct occupational therapy services can provide for this population. Implementation of the program occurred in a group home setting that served eight clients in the Boston area. Prior to implementation, clients received individualized occupational therapy treatment with a focus on sensorimotor techniques and minimal life skills training. The program’s primary objective was…

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    Mallet Finger Injury

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    bending joints in the fingers are harder tasks for people with Mallet finger. The client may not do tasks that require them to use a strong or forceful grip this will slow down the healing process. Treatment is done by a referring physician and the occupational therapist. The primary goal of therapy is to promote healing of the tendon improve as much movement of the joint as possible for straightening the fingers, and curling the fingers (Reed,2014). Being that the individual will be able to…

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    Additional Support Needs

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    An occupational therapist “provides support to people whose health prevents them doing the activities that matter to them” (NHS). This is significant to people with additional support needs, as they require extra help in specific areas in everyday life. They work with many people to help them get their independence back or gain new skills in which they struggled to have before. For access for occupational therapists you can go directly to them or more often…

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    People always say that their jobs never include meeting new individuals. Well now they can being a recreational therapist means just that. By becoming a recreational therapist people can help men and women of all ages through hard or rough times by recreational activities. Some of which include arts, crafts, sports and even music. Being a recreational therapist means more than just getting to say that a person has a entertaining job. Recreational therapists use a variety of methods to help their…

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    Occupational therapy – An occupational therapist can recognize areas of difficulty in your daily activities, such as getting dressed up, cleaning yourself and going to the local shops. They can help you in your every-day work and make sure that your home is safe and properly arranged for you. An occupational therapist can help you to carry out your daily activities smoothly by:  Provide help and training on different ways to perform daily activities like bathing, dressing up, eating, working…

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