If spending more time at home🏡 is taking a toll on your #arthritis pain and stiffness, try these these tips from #OccupationalTherapy Professor @KarenJacobsOT including using #voicerecognition software to give your hands a break. https://t.co/skjgefgPLT
This was just shared with me in a conference. You need to see this chart! Print, Laminate, take it to your meetings and hand it out to your teachers!
https://t.co/aeyMDi3a3i
Dr Ellen Cohn: “‘There’s More to Life Than Putting on Your Pants’ is one of my favorite AJOT titles of all time!” Read more Occupational Therapy research literature at
https://t.co/Wq3VFu2XUV #AOTA2019
@emustonfirsch it is therapists like you that make me excited about a career in AT!!! Learning about OT’s valuable role in designing accessible game controls #AOTA19#Microsoft#Xbox
@BUSargent graduate assistants Sarah Fisenne (EL-OTD, ‘20) and Casey Primeau (EL-OTD, ‘19) are so excited to watch their advisor and program director, Ellen Cohn, present her Slagle lecture tonight! We love you Ellen! #AOTA19
The RA has voted to determine entry-level degrees: OT and OTA dual entry-point. More info will be shared in the Annual Business Meeting and AOTA’s website. #AOTA19 https://t.co/k58MvxWORP
Natalie Petrone, a Boston University EL-OTD2 was interviewed by U.S. News & World Report about Occupational Therapy after she wrote a letter to the editor on an article published in the magazine. Here is the link:
https://t.co/RU17RZUMYg
Congratulations to Natalie Petrone
We’ve been proud to reclaim the Finish Line and the spirit of what the Boston Marathon is – a unifying sporting event, enjoyed by all. With the support received from near and far, it will remain that way for years to come. (2/2)
Today, on the fifth anniversary of the tragic events of 2013, we remember those who were lost and affected. It’s also a day to remember the resilience, dignity, and strength that emerged in the days and years that have followed. (1/2)