Breaking Through

OTs treat a variety of issues in correctional facilities.
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MOT II Group Pictures

Group Picture 1

A very lucky man

Hope you see an O and a T

Computer games therapeutic for seniors

Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant Deb Hurteau, left, shares a laugh with resident Kathleen Agnew, center, after singing karaoke together in the Occupational Therapy room at St. Joseph's Nursing Home on Genesee Street, Tuesday, February 10, 2009, in Utica. Anna Ionta is pictured at right. To read this article, please click the picture above.

Got OT shirts

The SOTA is selling these shirts, and the order deadline is until Monday, February 16th.
There are order forms in the peds lab & please put your order form & payment in Kyra Welborn's box. Short sleeve is $12, and long sleeve is $15.
Your purchase does the SOTA good. Thank you!!!

BODY WORLDS 2 & The Brain

MOT II's went to the Body Worlds 2 Exhibit for the Movement in Context class on February 9, 2009!
Thank you, Kristina for sharing these pictures with us.

AOTA Conference First Time Attendees video

Hope to see you all there.

MOT IV Group PIctures

These were too good to look at by myself.
Enjoy!!!

A boy with autism and his dog find a world in common

Occupational therapist grad student Jaci Durham helped Michael with reading while he sat in his closet, where he feels secure with a black lab named Mercury in Perryville, Ky. Mercury has been in training since he was a puppy to help Michael better deal with his world.
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Seeking Help for Autistic Kids

The Oldhams and their two autistic sons are at the center of a debate over whether insurance coverage should be mandated for the costs of treating the disorder.
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