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The Dynamic OT Role at the DAM: Supporting Classes using a Universal Design, and Targeted Team Approach
The Dynamic OT Role at the DAM: Supporting Classes using a Universal Design, and Targeted Team Approach

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The Dynamic OT Role at the DAM: Supporting Classes using a Universal Design, and Targeted Team Approach

We have invited Raven Brooks, student Occupational Therapist at the University of Toronto, to share some reflections about the dynamic roles the Dance Ability Movement OTs have based on her experience during her 10-week placement with us. Since Raven’s impressions covered diverse topics, we’ve decided to publish them in a series of blog posts. In [...]

By Clara Pina|2021-08-05T15:24:45-05:00August 5th, 2021|0 Comments

What is good for some dancers, is good for all! A student occupational therapist’s perspective on universal design.
What is good for some dancers, is good for all! A student occupational therapist’s perspective on universal design.

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What is good for some dancers, is good for all! A student occupational therapist’s perspective on universal design.

Throughout my two years as an occupational therapy student, I have learned the importance of creating an inclusive classroom and allowing individuals of all abilities to have a chance to participate in any activity they enjoy. As occupational therapists, we understand the importance that activities have on an individual’s wellbeing and mental health – each [...]

By Clara Pina|2021-05-07T08:54:06-05:00June 8th, 2020|0 Comments