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Working With Children: Photos of OT in Action

Occupational therapy practitioners working with children.

The occupational therapist helps this young boy gain coordination in his left hand and arm by finger painting.

A child demonstrating an activity, which is essentially bi-manual. An occupational therapist selected the method and instructed the child in using rolling pin while employing her below-elbow prosthesis.

Nathalia Rhodes, certified occupational therapy assistant, works with a child to improve his fine motor development, at Handicapped and Crippled Children’s Clinic, Washington, D.C.

Shelley Wallach, occupational therapist at the Prince George's County Health Department, works with one of the children who attends regular infant stimulation clinics.

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