November and December are times that families cherish; as it brings warm memories of cherished traditions. Many emotions surround this timeframe including stress, excitement, and love. 2020 has brought with it many changes to how we do things within our own families and our communities. Which will affect how we will celebrate this holiday season. […]
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Halloween Safety for You and Your Kids – It’s not just WHAT you do, it’s HOW you prepare
What is in store for you and your family this holiday season? How much thought have you given it? One of the hardest things we are faced with this year is that there aren’t always clear right and wrong decisions when it comes to what, where, with whom, and how to engage in our meaningful […]
OT Programs For Spinal Cord Injury/Disease
Are you working with or know patients that are experiencing Spinal Cord Injury/Disease? Washington University Occupational Therapy has programming and information for you to share with them! Persons with Spinal Cord Injury/Disease may benefit from knowing about opportunities below. First, the Enabling Mobility in the Community Lab is seeking research participants to complete a phone […]
Handwriting and Motor Control Study
Stroke Clinic For The Community
Washington University Occupational Therapy operates a student-run stroke clinic with the guidance and oversight of licensed Occupational Therapists. The clinic offers free services for under-resourced patients to help increase safety and independence for people following a stroke. We work to empower our patients and families by providing them with the knowledge and tools they need […]
Map Your Path To Well-Being Program
Are you working with patients or community members that are wanting to make goals for themselves or focused on improving their sense of wellbeing and their overall ability to manage life’s transitions? Washington University Occupational Therapy is collaborating with Aging Ahead on an 8 – week Map Your Path To Well-Being Program. Topic areas discussed […]
UV Safety Month
This summer likely finds many people spending even more time outdoors engaging in activities that allow for social distancing such as hiking, gardening, and home maintenance projects. Think about UV safety while you are spending time outside. The American Academy of Ophthalmology and National Eye Institute offer the following recommendations that can be followed to protect your eyes […]