Who made this statement in the very early 1900’s and is one of the founding members of the Occupational Therapy profession?  “There are many …rhythms which we must be attuned to:  the larger rhythms of night and day, of sleep, and waking hours, …and finally the big four-work and play and rest and rest and sleep, which our organisms must be able to balance even under difficulty.  The only way to attain balance in all this is actual doing, actual practice, a practice of wholesome living as the basis of wholesome feeling and thinking and fancy and interest.”

What does the “P and E” stand for in PEOP?

Occupational therapy’s distinct value is:  Choose 3      

A COTA can work independently within Home Health with OTR supervision.  

The COTA can administer standardized assessments  

How do occupational therapy practioner’s see a barrier of performance?  

During the mid 20th century occupational therapy practice was often:  Choose 3  

A client practicing safe transfers from edge of bed to wheelchair is an example of: 

In the mid 20th century: the Reductionist view included: Choose 3.

To practice in the state of California the occupational therapy practitioner must hold a current state license.