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Episode 69: The Impact of OT in the Prison System with Kwaku Agyemang

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July 9, 2020 10:52 pm

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There were lots of great takeaways from this episode with Kwaku. It's pretty amazing that OT is the same no matter what the treatment environment.

Fundamentals transcend practice areas
Assumptions can be bad for practice
Going beyond occupation

What did you think were the best takeaways from the episode?

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For us, Occupational Therapy is more than just a job

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