How occupational therapy can help people
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- Опубликовано: 10 авг 2010
- Find out more about the work of an occupational therapist, and the vital help they provide to their patients.
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Helping people to help themselves, great for humanity. Its great to be a occupational therapist.
But its really expensive too....
I have been an OT for 30 years and love it still!!!
Love this video, it is one of the highest quality, most comprehensive ones I've seen out there - great job! -Cheryl (current MOT student :-)
I'm so glad I found about this video. This is inspiring!
I love occupational threrapists
Don't let intimidation get in the way of doing what you want to do. Sure the schooling can be difficult at times, I know as I will be finally done with my OT degree in a couple of weeks, but if you have the desire and drive and take it day by day you can do it. There are several science courses involved but occupational therapy has a lot to do with client-centered therapy and your skills in using your personality to connect with and understand your client.
I graduate from OT school this Saturday. It is simply put the best profession. WTG Wayne State Occupational Therapy Students.
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This is a great video , so many career paths you could do within the field of OT ! Love it !
I love the music in this video. Love it.
Awesome I am always on the look out for good occupational therapy descriptions and this one was fantastic :D
I am trying not to get emotional at this video. I am currently in school to become an occupational therapist
Thanks, it's a great video. Here's some more detail on our Occupational Therapy BSc(Hons) if you are interested in studying it at university.
www.brighton.ac.uk/courses/study/occupational-therapy-bsc-hons.aspx
Yes you can!
Thanks.Helpful...
I want to do this but I'm so intimidated by the schooling needed to become an OT :(
Keep on, OTs!!! 💙💙💙💙💙 We know what we do is important. _ Lifeweavers from Singapore.
Thanks for a great video! Thanks for showing how occupational therapists help people with their daily activities. I find the background music a bit sad - though the examples shown in the movie are serious, the music could perhaps show the relief and joy after therapeutic intervention better if it were more light and joyful.
Music is supposed to be sad because life is awful sometimes.
God bless you :)
I'm very interested in OT too but I feel like if I mess up something, I'll ruin someone's life so I'm kindda scared.. I wish I had more confident . I love helping ppl
I have permanant facial paralysis from bells palsy, that effected the right side of my face And a physician referred me to take occupational theory.I had So many jobs in my life with this condition.I don't understand why I need to take such a class when I'm totally aware of my surroundings and still fucnction
i hope that one day ill become an occupational therapist, its my dream! currently im doin my vce yr 12 exams so hope i get my atar so i can get into this coz i really wanna help people! :)
I'm in school to be a nurse be always wanted to do occupational therapy.. I think I'm going to get my associates next year in nursing and go after my dream
Perfectly Imperfect you can switch profession like that? I’m also in nursing school but Ive had a interest in occupational therapy
Great
Can i go to school and get a degree in exercise science, and get a masters in occupational therapy?
Hi I was just inquiring into how I can obtain permission to use clips of this video for education and promotional purposes for occupational therapy students at Western university?
I am a incoming first year occupational therapist. I wonder what subjects should I learn ?
Would they be able to help someone with social anxiety?
and all mums are occupational therapists...
Hi Leila, a science subject is not a requirement, your A-level can be in any subject, please visit brighton.ac.uk/courses/study/occupational-therapy-bsc-hons for details of our full entry requirements.
Hi Ashley, yes you can apply for our MSc Health through Occupation course for 2014 entry, we are already full for 2013. The School of Health Professions admissions team will be happy to answer any other enquiries you may have: sohpadmissions@brighton.ac.uk or +44 (0) 1273 643772.
Is occupational therapy is best
What country are you from?
What is the major difference between music therapy and occupational therapy? Is it simply a matter of concentration or is there more?
+Mildred L Occupational therapy is concerned with activities of daily living: things you do everyday. Occupational therapists empowers people through rehabilitation to engage or re-engage in everyday activities which are important to them, which they may not be able to do because of disabilities. Whether its because of a phyical, mental, perceptual... disability
Hey Shafiq
Um I was wondering.... what should be the educational background of someone who wants to study Occupational Therapy ?
Does it have to be medicine or something scientific?
Can it be a background of social science such Human Rights?
I would be so grateful if you can help me.
Thank you
Helo. At my uni science sujects were compulsory. But it may be useful to check at the particular university you want to apply :)
Thanks
Can I become an occupational therapist if I have a major in psychology?
D. I’ve heard a bachelor degree in psychology can be acceptable
You ever got to ot school?
I'm ot ,I live in Syria
Hi Aubree, a degree in exercise science is an acceptable entry qualification for the MSc Health through Occupation which is our postgraduate, pre-registration occupational therapy degree and leads to qualification as an occupational therapist. The School of Health Professions would be happy to answer any other enquiries you may have: sohpadmissions@brighton.ac.uk or +44 (0) 1273 643772.
A BA degree in psychology*
PTs and OTs, please consider the following silly message from a real live wheelchair user.
The message - a video here on RUclips - is entitled "Physical and Occupational Therapists - Come On!"
Maybe generalising but i understand why more women go into this profession. As a man I simply do not have the patience it requires for this job. These women are saints!
Patience is a skill that you can learn, just like speech, driving, or writing. Women are better at it simply because we have more practice with it since caretaking predominantly falls on us. It is difficult and exhausting for us, too. It is not a trait. It is emotional labour. So please don't assume it is just a trait that women have and men don't. Also, please take the time to consider how you benefit from the women in your life who do this work for you. It is called invisible labour for a reason.
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Staff at the School of Health Professions would be best placed to advise you, you can contact them at sohpadmissions@brighton.ac.uk or call +44 (0) 1273 643772.
My daughter is occupational therapist nw from india maharastra madam is any job for hr plz can u tell me vry finicially poor nw