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Laura Dunaway

Knoxville, TN | Wheelchair Accessible Vans | Handicap Vehicle Conversions | Lifts | Sup... - 0 views

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    Superior Van & Mobility in Knoxville, Tennessee has wheelchair accessible vans, handicap vehicle conversions, and lifts for sale.
Cabby Rader

Sex Therapy - 0 views

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    Not occupational therapist, but this is a link to Sex Therapists with various degrees around Knoxville.
John Pruett

Knoxville Adaptive Rectreation Center - 0 views

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    This wasn't what I was looking for, but this would be a wonderful resource for seniors in the Knoxville area.
William Dunaway

Wheelchair Van Sales & Service | Knoxville, TN - 0 views

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williamsota2015

At home with 'visitability' - 6 views

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    This article brings visit ability closer to home, here in Knoxville Tennessee. The city of Knoxville is working towards getting publicly funded housing to be constructed to meet visitability standards. One statement in this article say that the difference in cost is minimal. This is good new when advocating visitability.
amicarr

Adaptive climbing experience here in Knoxville TN! - 2 views

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    My husband and I met in a rock climbing class in North Carolina. Imagine my excitemen,t as a future COTA, when I got an email from our very own River Sports Outfitters advertising this! Their motto is "Catalyst Sports is dedicated to providing adaptive climbing opportunities to anyone with a physical disability." How cool is this???? I can't wait to volunteer!
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    Inspiring website, and I had no idea this group existed. I like how they reach out to our veterans. I climbed the rock wall inside the Natahala Outdoor Center in Gatlinburg a few years ago. It was hard as able bodied-- I can't imagine doing it with a disability, yet people do!
Deneicee Orr

PAMS workshops - 1 views

shared by Deneicee Orr on 19 Nov 12 - No Cached
  • Upcoming Events 11/29-12/2/12 Knoxville PAMS Workshops - CLASS IS FULL - November 29, 2012
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    you can find workshops in our area on the TOTA page. 
Kelly Douglass

WOIDC World of Independence Handicap Specialist - 0 views

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Amanda Robinson

Tennessee Mobility Van Sales, Used Wheelchair Vans, New Handicap Van Conversions for Sa... - 0 views

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    AA Vans is Tennessee's Mobility Van resource for Wheelchair Vans and Handicap Accessible Vehicles for Sale. We provide Handicapped Van At Home or Work Delivery Service to: Nashville, Chattanoga, Knoxville, Memphis, Manchester, Lavergne, Jonesborough, Gatlinburg, Gallatin, Clarksville, Jackson, Johnson City, Murfreesboro, Nashville-Davidson, Pigeon Forge, Bristol, Columbia, Germantown, Kingsport, TN
julie palmer

Knox County CAC Transit-KCCAC - 0 views

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    Mission Statement: To increase access to community resources and services for Knoxville-Knox County residents who have no other means of transportation by providing safe, reasonably comfortable transportation. Provides limited transportation to people of all ages within Knox County who have no other means to get to medical appointments, shopping, employment, and other essential services.
Kelly Douglass

Anterior Hip Replacement - 0 views

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    WHO IS A CANDIDATE FOR ANTERIOR HIP REPLACEMENT? Many people suffering with arthritis, hip pain, stiffness and limited hip movement can now choose minimally invasive surgery when hip replacement is the chosen treatment of the patient and their doctor. One of the least invasive surgical options is Anterior Hip Replacement. No muscle detachment, no hip precautions. The only place that does this approach in Knoxville is UT hospital.
kristen_leigh181

Changing attitudes about disabilities - 3 views

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    A mix of events and speakers and fun will come together next week on the University of Tennessee campus. It's part of Disability Week. (WBIR-Downtown) A mix of events and speakers and fun will come together next week on the University of Tennessee campus. It's part of Disability Week.
Amanda Robinson

Hanger Orthotics - 0 views

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    hanger prosthetics and orthotics. There is a Hanger location in downtown knoxville right by Fort Sanders Hospital.
amicarr

Pelvic floor therapies in chronic pelvic pain syndrome. - 0 views

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    My good friend Ragi Doggweiler is a researcher and practicing physician in this field. Once located right here in Knoxville she has moved back to her homeland of Switzerland. We have often had conversations about what PT's could do for this population but until I revisited this paper I had not thought of the under-utilization of OT practitioners in this area. While PT can and does work on the physical aspects of these issues OT would greatly enhance the treatments in so many ways.
margaretbw

Still a stigma: Silence on HIV almost as bad as disease for sufferers - 0 views

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    This is an interesting story about stigma -- a local Knoxville man is diagnosed with both HIV AND Parkinson's disease. He discusses how people react differently to him depending on which disease he talks about.
stewartjc1

Dance Therapy for Parkinson's Disease - 0 views

shared by stewartjc1 on 29 Nov 15 - No Cached
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    This video shows a novel technique for addressing deficits in clients with Parkinson's disease. Although not OT specific, utilizing dance and movement in therapy is of course something that we can be doing in therapy, especially if dancing is an occupation that the client finds important. Groups like the one in this video are not only good for increasing endurance, strength, and concentration, but being connected with other individuals with Parkinson's is beneficial as well.
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    Wow, I love this program and its philosophy! I wish there was one like that in the Knoxville area. Have you seen my post about dance and occupational therapy?
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