A homemaker with a disability may learn to care for home and family as well as to become more self-reliant by using energy conservation and work simplification techniques. When emotional problems arise, a person may engage in activities which will encourage a positive self-image, guide the individual back to reality, and enhance personal relationships. They are well trained in the functions of the mind and body and are creative in adapting those functions to a client's needs. Positions are available in hospitals, clinics, schools, rehabilitation centers, private practice and home health agencies. Therapists serve as important members of interdisciplinary teams which may include the physician, nurse, physical therapist, speech therapist, social workers, rehabilitation counselor, psychologist, dietitian, and teacher.
Most graduates serve primarily as clinicians.
Many complete additional education to serve as educators, administrators, or researchers. Contact us .