Occupational therapy builds skills at Roscoe nursing home
Residents describe therapy as life changing examples include a man with Parkinsons painting a flower vase, an elderly woman baking, and a heart attack survivor weaving. Kenora Lake therapist Froelich notes OT adapts to each injury and aims to restore function through meaningful activity.
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Roscoe
Roscoe Community Nursing Home
William E. Froelich
Kenora Lake
Helen Mia Newman
Robby Newman
Livingston
University of Buffalo
Occupational therapy outlook voiced by providers and students
Dr. Martin Goldstein laments guidance counselors are not steering youth toward health fields including occupational therapy. Helen Pia Newman notes she found OT by chance after exploring diverse interests. Trainers warn there are few jobs and training slots available currently, despite growing interest.
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Martin Goldstein
Roscoe Community Nursing Home
Helen Pia Newman
University of Buffalo
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