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What is Occupational Therapy

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What what is occupational therapy means

The purpose and scope of occupational therapy.

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Occupational therapy helps people to

  • take part in everyday activities that matter to them
  • find office jobs only
  • lift heavy weights only
  • avoid all activity
Answer: take part in everyday activities that matter to them

Working: OT enables participation in daily occupations such as self-care, work and play.

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