Megan Fryer ’10, a Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) graduate and occupational therapist at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, knows firsthand how radically stress affects people. “Patients who have sustained traumatic spinal cord or brain injury experience not only pain, but also profound changes in their lifestyle,” she says. “Stress reduction helps them stay motivated
The Christmas card, with its picture of a smiling little girl, is a special souvenir from the life-changing internship that Arianna O’Donnell, a Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) student, completed at McKenna Farms Therapy Services in Dallas, Georgia. The little girl has spina bifida, and visited McKenna Farms for hippotherapy, a treatment that uses horseback
April has long been National Occupational Therapy Month. This past April, however, was particularly rich in activities on the California Campus in celebration of occupational therapy. It all began with the Student Occupational Therapy Association (SOTA) and ended with American Occupational Therapy Association’s (AOTA) Conference and Expo. On April 1, SOTA greeted National Occupational Therapy