Setting patient goals is a fundamental part of our clinical work. We use goals to track our patients’ progress, celebrate milestones in their rehab, and focus our treatment on their functional needs. But what if…
While the Montessori method is most often associated with children, we have known for years that the elements associated with this method, such as the prepared environment, are also effective for older adults, particularly those…
In today’s healthcare system, we are experiencing a push for shorter lengths of stay along with increased efficiency and productivity standards. Additionally, our patients have a strong desire to age in place as independently as possible…
In Part One of our series on the Power of Play, we looked at why play was such an important occupation for kids (or anyone!). We also identified common barriers to play reported by occupational therapists…
Participation in a home exercise program (HEP) outside the clinic or training facility can be a substantial factor in a patient’s positive and sustained long-term outcome. The following evidence-based tips can help achieve increased patient…
