Assistive devices
This mobility device is used by individuals with limited walking ability and helps them move around more independently.
What is a wheelchair?
Progressive disease, common in older adults, causes memory loss, confusion, and changes in behavior.
What is Alzheimer’s disease?
This is the year when Tallinn Health Care College began teaching Occupational Therapy.
What is 2000?
This type of therapy helps children improve motor skills and adapt to environments at school or home.
What is pediatric occupational therapy?
This is the number of cats Hedvig has.
What is three?
This mobility device has four legs and provides additional support for walking.
What is a walker?
Mental health disorder involves intense mood swings between mania and depression.
What is bipolar disorder?
Founded in 1917, this is the largest professional association for occupational therapists in the United States.
What is the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA)?
This professional helps individuals of all ages perform daily ADL and IADL activities by improving their motor, cognitive, sensory, and social abilities.
What is an occupational therapist?
Johanna's cat Komeet has this adorable nickname.
What is Komeedu?
This tool is often used by individuals with limited grip strength to pick up objects from the ground or hard-to-reach places.
What is a reacher or grabber?
This disorder is characterized by difficulty in communication, social interaction, and repetitive behaviors.
What is autism spectrum disorder (ASD)?
She is often referred to as the “mother of occupational therapy,” advocating for purposeful activities in therapy.
Who is Eleanor Clarke Slagle?
This term in occupational therapy refers to the ability to perform daily activities without assistance.
What is independence?
These are the names of Mari's dogs.
What are Karu and Ariel?
This assistive device is designed to provide support to individuals with difficulty balancing while walking.
What is a walking cane?
This age-related degenerative brain condition is best known for causing slowed movements, tremors, balance problems, and more.
What is Parkinson's Disease?
He is known as the "father of occupational therapy" for his advocacy of occupational engagement.
Who is William Rush Dunton Jr?
This approach in occupational therapy focuses on activities that are meaningful to the client.
What is the client-centered approach?
This is the name of Elina's horse.
What is Robi.