Human Anatomy and Physiology
Covers the structure and function of the human body, essential for understanding patient needs in therapy.
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What you will study and do
Occupational Therapy focuses on helping individuals achieve independence and improve their quality of life through therapeutic activities. Students learn about human anatomy, therapeutic techniques, and patient-centered care to support diverse populations in overcoming physical, emotional, and cognitive challenges.
Covers the structure and function of the human body, essential for understanding patient needs in therapy.
Teaches various therapeutic methods used to assist patients in daily activities and rehabilitation.
Explores the psychological and social factors influencing patient care and rehabilitation processes.
Focuses on techniques and strategies for helping individuals with physical impairments regain independence.
Provides an understanding of the nervous system's role in behavior and how it affects occupational therapy practices.
Examines therapeutic approaches tailored to children, addressing developmental and learning challenges.
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It's a really great program, especially if you're in the Bachelor to Doctorate program! Very worth it and the career prospects are great.
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