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Kelly Douglass

WOIDC World of Independence Handicap Specialist - 0 views

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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.
cbouvia

Stop Driving - 1 views

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    At my last fieldwork placement I got to watch a couple of driving assessments. Driving brings a person much freedom. Taking away the privilege can be devastating to some. This article gives some good tips on to talk with a loved one about their ability or non-ability to drive. I think the tips would apply to those of us who find ourselves working in situations where we would have to talk with client's about this subject.
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    This is a tough issue. I used to worry about my grandmother so much. She started having little fender benders. It is good for us to be aware as COTA's how significant driving or not driving can be to our clients.
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    The conversation regarding when someone should no longer drive could be quite hard. I found this website that gives advise on how to have this conversation. It discusses how to plan for it, how to bring it up, how to handle objections and the environment in which it should take place. It also talks about how to help the individual with the transition (finding other means of transportation, etc).
William Dunaway

Wheelchair Van Sales & Service | Knoxville, TN - 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
stewartjc1

Walk-In Shower / Tub Conversion - 0 views

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    Although this is basically a commercial for this specific brand of conversion kit, the idea behind converting an existing tub into a walk-in shower for those who struggle to get into their own tub is a good one. Using a method similar to this is more cost-effective than installing an entirely new shower and is much safer for individuals who don't have the flexibility or strength to step into a traditional tub.
bethduncan

Blind Ambition - 1 views

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    How would a blind person play tennis? This article explains the sport of blind tennis and gives some information about the sport's history, which started in 1984. With certain modifications of rules and equipment, blind or otherwise visually impaired individuals can participate remarkably well. Scientists are discovering other ways that the brain "sees." The visual cortex apparently can also process auditory and tactile stimuli, and impaired individuals also do have some visual perception, using other senses to monitor their surroundings. When blind tennis players begin to succeed on court, that success carries over into other areas of their lives. The article includes conversations with instructors and students, and is inspiring to those who think they "can't."
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.
Tiffany Hawn

Four Strategies for Dealing with Burnout | Cutter Consortium - 2 views

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    FOUR STRATEGIES FOR DEALING WITH BURNOUT 1. Quit and Stay I first became acquainted with this strategy at a client engagement when I overheard a conversation taking place in the cubicle next to where I was hanging out.
stewartjc1

Taboo topic of sexual surrogates and providing intimacy professionally - 2 views

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    This is a company that provides sexual surrogacy (the topic that Tyler brought up in our class) and resources for those with disabilities to explore and fulfill their sexual needs. This is obviously not a light topic of discussion and some may take offense with what this company offers, but it is a conversation that is worth discussing. Individuals with disabilities may have a harder time understanding and exploring their sexuality. Society has a tendency to desexualize those with disabilities because it is not a topic that most people are comfortable discussing and families/caregivers might even infantilize those that they care for because of their level of dependence.
gruenenfeldermm

Food Ingredients and Inflammation | Slideshows | ArthritisToday.org - 0 views

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    What you eat can trigger inflammation. I found this article and think it would be short and helpful when working with patients who have arthritis. It would be useful in having a conversation with a client about what foods to avoid and what ingredients might exacerbate inflammation and arthritic pain.
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