Improv(e) Your OT Communication Skills With These Simple Tricks

Chloe Shmays, University of Wisconsin-Madison Being an occupational therapist requires effective communication and the ability to think on your feet, two skills that are also necessities in improv. I took an improv class during my MSOT program and learned some tips that I'll take with me as I begin my practice. For those of you looking for a fun elective or just wanting to pick up a new occupation, step outside of the box with improv! You might not become the next

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