… or the person with the disability, the main problem is glaring at us, and we know exactly what the solution is. But the parents don't know,” said AlHeresh. More … see it in action and assist in the process as we always collaborated as a team. We also got their input on what was going well and what was still difficult for them … to change how the government perceived rehabilitation, she gave up, realizing a top-down approach could not work. So, she tried another tact: “I decided I’d work …

… at recess, and in the hallway,” said Assistant Professor Mary O’Donnell. “We know that that performance and participation can look really different with two … Therapy elective in the spring and second-year OT students who take that course also work with students at Harvard Kent.  “This course really dives into the specific … need.”  Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so,  let us know.   …

… play the part of someone with a condition, disease, or ailment; sometimes, they also portray family members, caregivers and healthcare workers.  The idea is to … have. I can look up extra information about the disease or condition if I want to know more about it. In the end, it’s really making sure you know the information so that you can give that information accurately to the student. …

… that can improve healthcare for millions of Americans Little did Jillian Salis know that lobbying members of Congress would be among the skills learned as an … an OT student, can have on legislation and policy,” said Salis, an Ohio native who also found time to speak with staffers of legislators from her home state. “Advocacy … of this day.” Do you have a story the Office of Strategic Communications should know about? If so,  let us know . …