Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists

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Occupational Therapy
              Now

Volume Four • Issue Five  
September/ October• 2002

   Table of Contents

Message from the CAOT President

Your guide to how occupational therapy works...

With Kids

Poor handwriting is only a symptom: Children with Developmental Coordination Disorder

Occupational therapy in action: Using the CO-OP program

Primary care: Early identification of DCD

• At Work
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  The workplace: The expanding world of occupational therapy

Return-to-work counselling

Helping teachers stay in the classroom

                                  Back to work at the bank

Over the Internet

Tele-occupational therapy: Making occupational therapy services accessible

Meeting children’s health needs in rural Nova Scotia.Great Idea! Funding needed

                               Tele-health innovations for children in British Columbia

 
At Home

Skills for the job of living at home and in the community: Occupational therapy in Manitoba

 With technology

Using technology to enable occupation

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Tools for Living Well

Using music to help children with disabilities play

In universal design

Universal design and occupational therapy

Zonta accessible playground (ZAP): A river of the senses

Designing for a better world

Improving access at Vancouver’s largest hospital

• Play as occupation — Let some Ludic in!

The importance of play for children

Play and be healthy!

Singing as therapy

Canadian Occupational Therapy Foundation

Editor's Note

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