… engagement remotely, especially in rural or underserved areas, where in-person visits may not be feasible. Virtual Reality in Occupational Therapy Virtual reality … engagement remotely, especially in rural or underserved areas, where in-person visits may not be feasible. Virtual Reality in Occupational Therapy Virtual reality …

… “Having worked in acute rehab for a long time at that point, it was amazing to me how much change we saw in our participants in just one week,” explains Spellman. … really creates a tight-knit community, and it was just really exciting for me to see an IHP student in that role.” Spellman thinks the experience will be … to be great to work with,” she adds. “It is also really fulfilling, and it shows me the potential of what occupational therapists can do for our clients.” Do you have …

… discovered, I transitioned into someone who was overwhelmed like, “Are you kidding me? What are you saying?” Not only are the student receiving feedback from the … provide feedback as well. Talk about that. Mostly it’s about how the student made me as a patient feel. Did the student understood the scenario and what was going on? … “They were very empathetic, they made effective use of visual aids, they made me feel comfortable, and they made me feel very confident. I felt like I was being …

… who is a physical therapist and worked with patients who had aphasia.  “She asked me if I knew anything about speech-language pathologists and I said not really,” … am so grateful for the chance to be able to give back to the program that’s given me so much,” she said.   Cailin Murphy with her father, Patrick. Cailin is running … “Running has always been an important part of my life, a constant that has kept me grounded and allowed me the space to process life’s challenges,” said the 2022 …