Title: Occupational therapy : the first 30 years 1900 to 1930 /
Authors: Quiroga, Virginia Anne Metaxas.
Publisher: The American Occupational Therapy Association,
Year: 1995
Subjects: American Occupational Therapy Association.; American Occupational Therapy Association.; History, 20th Century; Occupational Therapy history; Occupational therapy United States History.; Ergothérapie États-Unis Histoire.; Occupational therapy; United States; United States
Contents: Introduction -- First generation of occupational therapists: a study of dual authority -- Brief background on activity treatment before the Twentieth century -- Rise of occupational therapy -- Jane Addams of occupational therapy: Eleanor Clarke Slagle and women's work in the age of reform -- Importance of Hull House -- Aspiring professional Eleanor Clarke Slagle -- Psychiatry: the medical birthplace of occupational therapy -- Young Dr. Dunton -- William Rush Dunton, Jr., at the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital -- Spokesperson for the neophyte profession -- Nurses for invalid occupations: Susan E. Tracy and the expansion of occupational therapy -- Susan E. Tracy and the Adams Nervine Asylum -- Founding of the experiment station for the study of invalid occupations -- Altruistic lady or independent professional? -- Patient at work is a patient half cured: Herbert James Hall, the arts and crafts movement, and early occupational therapy theory -- Devereux workshops --^