History of Occupational Therapy

What were OT's called during the first world war?

AOTA headquarters is now located in what city; close to NIH and Congress?

What did AOTA create in 2006 in order to unify and strengthen the profession?

What crisis in the 1950's-60's contributed to OT's working with children?

Which founder started the 1st professional OT school and for whom a lecture award is named for?

What is the name of the house in Clifton Springs NY where the first OT meeting was held?

OT's now help veterans with post traumatic stress disorder. In World War I, this was called?

Which organization did OT affiliate with for 60 years to accredit OT educational programs?

In which city was the first OT headquarters located, where it remained for 50 years?

What did the founders name the first OT organization?

In 1995, AOTA was one of the ten founding members of what organization?

What types of activities did the first OT's use to help wounded soldiers recover?

Which architect became the first president of the founding OT organization?

Susan Tracy, offered one of the first training courses in occupation. What was her background?

What policy making AOTA organization am I a currently a member of?

Which textbook, now in its 13th edition, was the first foundational text for OT?

In what year was the OT profession founded?

Which approach to mental health treatment contributed to the founding philosophies of OT?

In 1958, the first educational standards for COTA's were created. What does COTA stand for?

Which event resulted in the expansion of military hospitals and an increased demand for OT?