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Western Michigan University's occupational therapy program celebrates 100 years

The founder, Marion Spear, was part of the early 20th century "moral treatment" movement. The philosophy suggested better outcomes for mentally ill patients who had simple tasks to accomplish. ....

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Rowan-Cabarrus instructor receives highest award from AOTA

SALISBURY — Carolyn Sithong, an instructor with the Rowan-Cabarrus Community College occupational therapy assistant program, has been named to the Roster of Fellows of the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA). ....

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Making 'work from home' work for you

November 18, 2020
Overturned laundry baskets do not make FOR ideal desks. However, like your lights and darks on wash day, work and home life became difficult to separate when the unfolding pandemic forced businesses and schools to shut down in-person operations. In the absence of a dedicated home office, many of us grabbed what we could and set up makeshift workstations at the kitchen table or sidled a lawn chair up to a work bench for some video conferencing privacy.
But “making do” for a couple of weeks turned into several months. Some of us might not go back to the office until next year, or even at all, as a growing number of companies choose to continue remote work indefinitely. That means if you re still operating at a temporary work setup, the aches and pains of improper posture and repetitive movements are likely creeping in. And your employer could be feeling the pain, too. ....

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