Join Hao, your occupational therapist, in this episode of OT Conversations as he addresses some common mistakes and misinterpretations often observed in occupational therapy practice. He discusses the incorrect use of terms like 'skipping' when using crutches, the inefficiency of repetitive 'push' commands during therapy, misconceptions around 'backward chaining', and the importance of observing and respecting patients' natural compensatory strategies. Hao also emphasizes the need for clear, concise instructions and minimizing excessive verbal cues, particularly for patients with left brain impairments. Tune in to enhance your therapeutic approaches and improve patient outcomes
