Sentence examples for occupational art from inspiring English sources

In order to exclude any possible "special treatment" or "placebo effect", the control group was included in occupational art therapy while it continued to receive conventional therapy.

From September 2010, the centre has provided psychological rehabilitation, special education, occupational, art and music therapy as well as recreational activities.

According to the witness involved, while limping across a narrow road, CBR narrowly escaped being run over by a passing motorist, who reported that she was tunefully talking to herself about 'wanting to put her fingers on' someone, and 'wanting to paint someone a picture', thought to be references to the occupational and art therapy she had been known to enjoy as a patient.

Treatment schedules were individualized from a range of psychosocial interventions, and included individual psychotherapy, psychotropic medication when appropriate and sport, occupational, and art group therapy.

The treatment team consists of care providers including psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, nurses, counsellors, health care workers, social workers, in addition to occupational therapists, art and music therapists, and providers of alternative medicine.

Practitioners come from many walks of life: visual artists, musicians, actors, occupational therapists, arts therapists and social workers.

Déjà vu is an occupational hazard of art criticism.

Schools could not keep up with standards in art, occupational studies, health and physical education.

Group sessions were facilitated by a multidisciplinary team consisting of psychologists, CBT therapists, occupational therapists and art therapists.

Ian McMillan, head of division of occupational therapy and arts therapies at Queen Margaret Universitys, says: "As dementia becomes more prevalent in society it is critical that we ensure our healthcare graduates better understand the specific needs of people with dementia, their carers and their families".

While there she participated in occupational therapy, worked on art projects, did yoga, meditated, and played cards and board games with some of the other adolescent patients.