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Occupational therapists that work with children and youth develop interventions and activities to meet the needs of children based on their their developmental delays or challenges (AOTA, 2014).

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Power Wheelchair
Used for children who have limited mobility hindering their ability to walk. These powered wheelchairs can be moved with controls by the hands.

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GoTalk
GoTalk is a device that provides touch to talk assistance for those with limited verbal communication skills.

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iPads
iPads are a great high-tech assistive technology device to help children with disabilities with numerous deficits. iPads have been shown to increase motivation in students which in turn increases participation within the classroom.  For instance, apps available on the iPad can provide visual, auditory and tactile learning opportunities, and be used as a learning tool for any student (Bouck, Flanagan, Miller, & Bassette, 2012).

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C-Pen ReaderPen

This pen reads text out aloud in English. This is for children or students with reading difficulties.

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ClaroSpeak Software
This is a reading and writing app with high-quality text-to-speech that can read out loud PDFs, word files, and even emails. This software is great for children who have vision deficits.

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Califone Hush Buddy Panda Earmuff Hearing Protector

These headphones help children with noise sensitivity, autism or sensory processing disorders muffle out loud noises that cause irritation. Perfect for children who need quiet to participate in tasks or activities.

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Occupational therapists work with older adults to improve their performance and engagement in ADLs at home and in the community in a safe and productive way in order to improve health and quality of life (AOTA, 2016)

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Lively Wearable2

This bracelet connects to a smart-phone for emergency situations. Instead of a life-alert necklace, this bracelet is designed to look stylish and only be one press away from getting help when needed.

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Smart doorbells-Ring

The Ring doorbell is a great assistive technology for aging adults. This service allows you to see who is at the door instead of getting up from where you are. You can speak to the person at the door through a microphone and set alarms if needed from the app on your phone. This provides safety and peace of mind for those living alone or with limited mobility and strength.

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Amazon Echo Plus ECU Starter Kit

The Amazon Echo is hands-free speaker you control with your voice. Using your voice you can ask the Amazon Echo to play music, make calls, send and receive messages, provide information, news, sports scores, weather, and more!

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Occupational therapists use a client-provider relationship to support shared decision making in the client's therapeutic process. OTs use the 10 guiding principles of recovery to support clients success in supporting resiliency, full participation, health promotion, and a wellness lifestyle (SAMHSA, 2012).

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AVATAR therapy
Clients that struggle with auditory verbal hallucinations due to psychotic conditions can use AVATAR therapy to gain control of the voices they hear. The presumed persecutor (voice) is made into digital representation (avatar) that is voiced by the therapist. Over time the avatar becomes less hostile and the client gains control over their hallucinations. Studies found a rapid and sustained reduction in the severity of auditory verbal hallucinations by end of therapy (Craig et al., 2018)

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Virtual reality
Virtual reality (VR) has been used as a tool for for investigation, assessment, and management of medical and psychiatric disorders (Srivastava, Das, & Chaudhury, 2014). VR has been used with counseling and cognitive behavior therapy (Srivastava, Das, & Chaudhury, 2014). The information gained through VR can help therapists develop appropriate treatment plans. VR has also been used in cognitive rehabilitation such as helping autistic adults or children develop the skills necessary for independence (Srivastava, Das, & Chaudhury, 2014). For example, how to pick up visual cues, identify facial expressions, how to cross the road, etc.

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Mental health apps for smartphones
Mental health apps can be used as an alternative or in addition to in-person therapeutic sessions. It makes therapy more assessible, and portable, having help at the palm of your hands. Apps such as AnxietyCoach uses cognitive based therapy (CBT) to address fears and worries.

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Internet-Based Support Groups (website)
Online services such as the Big White Wall website helps people that suffer from anxiety, depression, and daily stress. This service provides help 24/7 including educational resources, peer encouragement through virtual conversations, and courses by mental-health professionals.

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Automatic Pill Dispenser
An automatic pill dispenser, like the Hero can connect to your iPhone or other smartphone to provide reminders of when to take your medication. Medication management is extremely important and some people may struggle to remember when and how much to take at a time. This advanced system dispenses the right medications at the right time and reminds you to take them.

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Service animal
Service animals have a lot of benefits for those with mental health diagnoses. Mental health conditions such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorders can benefit from the use of a service animal (Lloyd, Johnston, & Lewis, 2019).

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Sensory stones
Sensory stones are small handheld stones discreet enough to keep in your pocket. They come in different shapes, textures, and colors to help sooth the mind, helps to focus, and regain control of being calm.

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Mood journals
Mood journals/mood logs to track, understand, and examine the patterns of emotions and help clients identify triggers or coping mechanisms that help them work through difficult situations.

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Weighted blankets
Weighted blankets are supposed to have similar effects to children and adults as swaddling a baby. The tight and heavy proprioceptive input helps calm and settle the nervous system (Harvard Health, 2019). This is beneficial for people with anxiety, insomnia, and stress.

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Occupational therapists aid in their client's recovery in order to function in all environments by promoting their independence and self care. Occupational therapists work with clients to maximize levels of function following injury and/or illness, and aid in remediating and/or preventing future injury or illness (AOTA, 2017).

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Scooters
Mobilized Scooters are a great option for clients with limited  lower extremity functional mobility or endurance. Scooters can be used inside and outside and provide clients with more independence for community mobility.

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Prosthetic Devices
Advancements in prosthetic devices use sensors on the inside of prosthetics to record signals from an arm to produce movements in the prosthetic that mimic normal hand and arm movements.

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HeadMouse Nano
This mouse uses head movements to manipulate the mouse along the computer screen. This is for clients who have difficulty or limited use of their upper extremities.

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Occupational therapists focus on enabling clients to maximize their ability to participate in ADLs and maintain their roles. Occupational therapists help clients adapt and organize their occupations and activities prevent and minimize dysfunction, promote and develop a healthy lifestyle, and facilitate adaptation and recovery from injury, disease, or developmental challenges (AOTA, 2015).

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FitBit/Apple Watch
A FitBit or Apple Watch provide many benefits to clients. While wearing these devices clients can monitor their heart rate, blood oxygen, notifies if there is irregular heart rhythms, and motivates the wearer to get up and get moving towards their activity goal each day.

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Peloton Bike
Peloton Bikes are great resources to use at home or at treatment sessions. These bikes have different workout routines that can be chosen depending on the level of activity the client can handle and gradually increases as the client improves their fitness skills and endurance.

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TytoHome Remote Exam Kit
This remote exam kit examines the heart, lungs, ears and more that can be shared with a medical doctor. The doctor can examine the results of the home exam and provide further assistance and advice for the clients. This is a great tool to monitor symptoms of major health concerns or even the common cold.

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Occupational therapists help those with or without injuries and illnesses maintain or improve their abilities to perform their work duties by measuring functional abilities, identify environmental and task modifications that will support work performance, and makes detailed recommendations to adapt the workspace to promote independence within the workplace (Kaskutas, Gerg, Fick, & Dorsey, 2012).

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A personal frequency modulation (FM) system

This device delivers speech signals directly from the speaker's mouth to the listener's ears. Good for clients with hearing deficits listen during conferences or meetings at work.

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Echo Buds

Echo Buds connect to your cell phone and uses the Alexa service to use your phone even if it is in your pocket. These ear buds follow verbal demands and provide clear and crisp sound to clients. You are able to make calls, play music, and more.

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JAWS
Jaws is a software to upload to computers for screen reading.  JAWS provides speech and Braille output for the most popular computer applications on computers.

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Occupational therapists advocate for their clients throughout their therapeutic journey in order to enhance the client's engagement in occupation, and follow client-centered practice (Dhillon, Wilkins, Law, Stewart, & Tremblay, 2010).

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Electric Shopping Carts
Electric shopping carts are available at almost every grocery store in the United States. These motorized shopping carts allow customers sit and drive around the store while collecting the items they need without walking. This is for clients with limited endurance, recent surgeries, or any deficits.

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Elevators
Elevators were placed in public places and schools to accommodate people with walking aids such as walkers, crutches, or wheelchairs. This allows getting upstairs more accessible to the community.

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Auditory Signaling Cross Walk
People who have visual deficits benefit from cross walks that talk out loud indicating when to wait, and when to walk. This decreases the chances of clients walking out into the street when it is unsafe.

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Telehealth
Access to care is very important and since times are uncertain it is beneficial to have Telehealth for our clients to access their doctors and therapists when needed if community mobility is limited.

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Wheelchair lifts
Some public transportation offer wheelchair lifts for people who need to take a bus or van in the community

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Wheelchair Ramps
Wheelchair ramps are at almost every public location and have specific limitations on slope, width, and rise to guarantee accessibility for people with wheelchairs.

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Handicap Parking Spots
Handicapped parking spots are available at most stores and public places to provide closer parking spaces to those with physical disabilities or deficits.

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Letter of medical necessity
Letters of medical necessity are a way for therapists to advocate for their clients needs and ask for insurance to cover payments to ensure the burden of expenses are not all on the client and their families. These letters express the need for specific devices to promote independence and improvement in our clients lives.

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Automatic Doors
Automatic doors are useful for clients with limited strength and grip that affect their ability to pull open doors. These doors are also useful for clients in wheelchairs, that use walkers and canes, or have balance deficits.

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Grotto Grip Pencil Accessory

This pencil grip is designed to help children with poor fine motor skills learn to utilize tripod grasp, and encourages open web space between thumb and index finger.

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Dex T Brush

This toothbrush was designed for children and adolescents with limited fine motor skills and finger dexterity. This design makes maneuvering the brush easier than a standard toothbrush to reach more areas of the mouth.

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Built Up Foam Grip Handle

This foam grip handle makes children with limited hand strength, finger dexterity, and fine motor skills grasp handles on utensils to be more independent in eating and feeding.

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Standard Switches
My Puppy Ollie
This low-tech dog toy is adapted to use switches to operate the ears and songs. This allows children with motor deficits play with their preferred toys.

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Video of ClaroSpeak: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ArpJXt9bpU

American Occupational Therapy Association. (2014). Occupational therapy practice framework: Domain & process (3rd ed.). American Journal of Occupa- tional Therapy, 68(Suppl. 1), S1–S48. http://dx.doi.org/10.5014/ajot.2014.682006

Bouck, E., Flanagan, S., Miller, B., & Bassette, L. (2012). Rethinking everyday technology as assistive technology to meet students' IEP goals. Journal of Special Education Technology , 27 (4), 47-57

https://www.adaptivetechsolutions.com/gotalk-20/

https://www.boundlessat.com/Mobility/OnScreen-Keyboards-Mice/REACH-Interface-Author_2

https://www.medicaleshop.com/special-needs-kids/pediatric-wheelchairs/pediatric-power-wheelchairs

https://www.boundlessat.com/Learning/Reading/C-Pen-Reader

https://www.autism-products.com/product/califone-hush-buddy-panda-earmuff-hearing-protector/?keyword_session_id=vt~adwords%7Ckt~%7Cmt~%7Cta~170573294043&_vsrefdom=wordstream&gclid=Cj0KCQiA48j9BRC-ARIsAMQu3WTD9VqccLfkf9PmcBuQDfKDT6UX-p6Vl1bij9KHDQqd_T_2KHEbq54aAv5cEALw_wcB

https://www.autism-products.com/product/grotto-grip-pencil-accessory-set-of-3/

https://www.adaptivetechsolutions.com/dex-t-brush/

https://www.adaptivetechsolutions.com/built-up-foam-grip-handle/

https://www.adaptivetechsolutions.com/my-puppy-ollie/

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ID Mate Galaxy Barcode Scanner

The ID Mate Galaxy Barcode Scanner is great for client's with visual or print impairments. It can identify specific items in cans such as green beans versus regular beans. It also reminds clients how to prepare a food item they scan, or remind them how long it was sitting in the fridge for. This can help save clients from getting sick, opening up the wrong item, or preparing a food item incorrectly.

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Dragon NaturallySpeaking Premium 13

The Dragon is a speech recognition software that turns words into text, and thoughts into actions. This software can help clients create documents, send emails, control applications, and navigate the internet with their voice. This helps clients with limited visual or motor skills still access and utilize their computer.

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Buttoning aid hook

Independence in dressing is important for most people when they age. Buttons require a lot of mental attention and fine motor skills that may become impaired as we age.

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Sci-Plus Low Vision Scientific Calculators

This calculator was designed for those with vision deficits but who still need to complete mathematics for a number of reasons (work, money management, etc.). This calculator performs scientific, statistical and trigonometric calculations, and fractions. There are also options to plug in earphones to listen to the equation and answer.

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Reminder Rosie Recordable Alarm Clock

This alarm clock is great for clients with brain injuries, dementia, or other memory loss. It can be customized to set daily time-specific reminders for appointments, medications, or other tasks with familiar voices such as family members.

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Grab bars
Grab bars placed throughout the house including the bedroom and bathroom can provide clients with extra stability to decrease fall risk and improve performance in functional mobility.

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Assistive seating device-Uplift Seat Assist
This uplifting seat assistant decreases the demand on clients to push themselves up from chairs by lifting the seat up for them. This is beneficial for clients with joint and muscle issues such as arthritis or decreased strength.

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https://www.aota.org/Practice/Productive-Aging/distinct-value.aspx

American Occupational Therapy Association (2016) Occupational Therapy’s Distinct Value Productive aging. Retrieved from https://www.aota.org/-/media/Corporate/Files/Practice/Aging/Distinct-Value-Productive-Aging.pdf

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdWp7CniT70

https://www.greatcall.com/devices/lively-wearable-urgent-response-device

https://www.boundlessat.com/Blindness/Blindness-Products/Sci-Plus-Scientific-Calculators

https://smpltec.com/reminder-rosie

https://www.healthproductsforyou.com/p-the-uplift-seat-assist.html

https://aipcontractor.com/the-ultimate-guide-to-bathroom-safety-bars-for-aging-in-place/

https://www.arthritissupplies.com/good-grips-button-hook.html

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Realistic baby dolls
Doll therapy is an approach used in people with cognitive, behavioral, and emotional problems. the use of Doll therapy promotes clinically significant improvements in the ability to relate with the surrounding world (Pezzati et al., 2014). These include relational dimension with the environment, such as gaze direction, behaviors of exploration, and behaviors of caregiving (Pezzati et al., 2014).

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https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/MH/mental-health-recovery.aspx

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2012). SAMHSA’s working definition of recovery. Retrieved from http://store. samhsa.gov/shin/content//PEP12-RECDEF/PEP12-RECDEF.pdf

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. (2015). Recovery to practice. Retrieved from http://www.samhsa.gov/recovery- to-practice

Pezzati, R., Molteni, V., Bani, M., Settanta, C., Di Maggio, M. G., Villa, I., Poletti, B., & Ardito, R. B. (2014). Can Doll therapy preserve or promote attachment in people with cognitive, behavioral, and emotional problems? A pilot study in institutionalized patients with dementia. Frontiers in psychology, 5, 342. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00342

https://www.playtherapysupply.com/sensory/fidget-toys/sensory-worry-stones

Lloyd, J., Johnston, L., & Lewis, J. (2019). Psychiatric Assistance Dog Use for People Living With Mental Health Disorders. Frontiers in veterinary science, 6, 166. https://doi.org/10.3389/fvets.2019.00166

https://positivepsychology.com/mood-charts-track-your-mood/

https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/anxiety-and-stress-weighing-heavily-at-night-a-new-blanket-might-help

Craig, T. K., Rus-Calafell, M., Ward, T., Leff, J. P., Huckvale, M., Howarth, E., Emsley, R., & Garety, P. A. (2018). AVATAR therapy for auditory verbal hallucinations in people with psychosis: a single-blind, randomised controlled trial. The lancet. Psychiatry, 5(1), 31–40. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2215-0366(17)30427-3

Srivastava, K., Das, R. C., & Chaudhury, S. (2014). Virtual reality applications in mental health: Challenges and perspectives. Industrial psychiatry journal, 23(2), 83–85. https://doi.org/10.4103/0972-6748.151666

https://adaa.org/finding-help/mobile-apps

http://www.dailyherald.com/article/20151121/business/151129969/

https://herohealth.com/blank/hero-automatic-pill-dispenser2?utm_source=google&utm_medium=nonbranded&gclid=Cj0KCQiAhs79BRD0ARIsAC6XpaVmg6l0gb634mDT0bEoCmg_CMGg4oDfH-fD0mrUzvVcty_ZRzKGiTEaAhAYEALw_wcB

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OrCam Read
This handheld device is a smart camera that reads text from any printed surface or digital screen. This can be beneficial for clients that are legally blind, have other visual deficits, or reading difficulties such as dyslexia. The client can take this device wherever they go to enjoy the ease of reading any print they come across.

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ChatterVox Voice Amplifier with Headset Microphone

This device is for clients with very soft voices or temporary/permanent voice impairments. It elevates the vocal output so others can hear them making communication easier.

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Wheelchair
Wheelchairs provide clients with the ability to move throughout their environment with the use of their hands pushing and steering the wheels. This AT device is for clients who have deficits to their lower extremities due to CVA's, spinal cord injuries, surgeries, and more.

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Rolling walker
A rolling walker is great for clients who need extra stability when walking or for sit to stand/stand-to-sit transfers. It aids in balance control and loss of endurance.

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Long Handle Reacher
A long handled reaching device allows clients to grab objects that are out of reach such as cans in the cabinet, clothes on the floor, a remote and more. This is for clients with limited range of motion and balance deficits.

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Slide Board
A slide board can be used with clients who utilize a wheelchair for poor lower extremity strength and are unable to complete wheelchair to bed transfers.

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Tub Bench
A tub bench is a popular assistive device that is placed in the bathtub to provide clients with a stable seat while performing bathing routines. This can be used for clients with injuries to their lower extremities such as knee or hip surgeries, or as a precaution for clients with limited endurance.

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_brnKz_2tI

https://www.aota.org/About-Occupational-Therapy/Professionals/RDP.aspx

American Occupational Therapy Association. (2017). Occupational therapy services in facilitating work participation and performance. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 71(Suppl. 2).

https://www.medgadget.com/2019/07/worlds-most-advanced-prosthetic-now-with-sense-of-touch.html

https://libertyhealthsupply.com/chattervox-voice-amplifier-with-headset-microphone/?cmp_id=167734796&adg_id=8679393116&kwd=&device=c&gclid=Cj0KCQiAqdP9BRDVARIsAGSZ8Am8aicEOtEvdZZiwMRXtM5Ny5hGpxpQRpNhkWdoTwYjKl09l3Tj4vUaAvUaEALw_wcB

https://www.orcam.com/en/read/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=Read_Shopping_US&utm_term=&gclid=Cj0KCQiAqdP9BRDVARIsAGSZ8AlSY7pJAPGLe3WD4c6vyYyAf8foH71ADo_D3_87LSpqq8GP2tOiFyYaApmMEALw_wcB

https://www.boundlessat.com/Mobility/Head-Eye-Control/HeadMouse-Nano

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Portable Gluten Tester
Many people live with a gluten allergy. Some clients may want to explore different foods at restaurants or at home and need extra reassurance that it does not contain gluten. This device can tell the client in a matter of seconds if the food item contains gluten in order to keep client's safe. This is especially important if the client has memory deficits or other cognitive declines.

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3-in-1 Blood Pressure Monitor
The BPM Core is a blood pressure monitor, electrocardiogram, and digital stethoscope all in one. Clients with hypertension or hypotension can get results in 90 seconds with this device.

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Pedometer
A pedometer is a step-counter that can accurately count how many steps a client takes each day. This is a very low tech choice and can be reset with a push of a button at the start of each day. This gives the client an idea of how much exercise they are getting each day and work towards getting to their step-count goal.

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Ankle weights
Ankle weights are a low tech item that can be used to help clients gain muscle strength back into their legs with every movement they make. The added weight causing more strain which aids in muscle strengthening.

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Dietary cookbooks
Cookbooks are wildly used and can be accessed in stores, online, or ordered to your door. These cookbooks can provide clients with easy and healthy options to maintain their health and can be made specifically for any dietary restrictions.

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Medication organizer with timer
A simple plastic medication organizer can help many clients remember if they took their medicine and vitamins each day of the week. This organizer takes the hassle out of remembering or being unsure about what they took. A simple timer or alarm can also remind them at a specific time to take their meds if they are too busy to remember themselves.

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Compression Socks
Compression socks can be worn to decrease swelling and any discomfort due to edema, poor blood flow, painful veins, or other health conditions.

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2014). Chronic disease prevention and health promotion. Retrieved from http://www.cdc.gov/ chronicdisease/overview/

American Occupational Therapy Association (2015) Occupational Therapy’s Role in Health Promotion (Fact Sheet) Retrieved from: https://www.aota.org/-/media/Corporate/Files/AboutOT/Professionals/WhatIsOT/HW/Facts/FactSheet_HealthPromotion.pdf

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AMyYxUFvCq4

https://www.aota.org/-/media/Corporate/Files/AboutOT/Professionals/WhatIsOT/HW/Facts/FactSheet_HealthPromotion.pdf

https://www.apple.com/watch/?afid=p238%7CsdMIxilo7-dc_mtid_1870765e38482_pcrid_474706941246_pgrid_99322577184_&cid=aos-us-kwgo-watch--slid---product-

https://www.onepeloton.com

https://www.amazon.ca/Nima-NLA8602372501-Gluten-Sensor/dp/B07RC2FZ7T

https://www.bestbuy.com/site/brands/tytocare/pcmcat1551112286115.c?irclickid=2TTV9X2oWxyLTEO0MKVSfWfHUkEzMKQNUQu1XQ0&irgwc=1&ref=198&loc=Skimbit%20Ltd.&acampID=0&mpid=10078

https://www.withings.com/us/en/bpm-core?utm_source=CJ&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=affiliation-TRAVEL+AWAY+SC&utm_content=7639031-Home+Page+US-13184200&CJEVENT=c8256d53290a11eb83d900060a240611

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Video Conferencing
In today's world most meetings are taking place online via video conferencing. Websites such as Zoom is one option people can use to connect with others. A laptop with a camera or a computer system with a camera is necessary to properly use this service.

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Braillo
Braillo is a braille printer and can be used at home or in the work office. Printing important documents will be easier with this printer. It provides those with vision deficits the ability to use printers and read fax's or other paperwork that gets sent through.

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Evoluent VerticalMouse 4

This mouse is one of the best ergonomic options for mouses. It supports a neutral arm that avoids twisting which is what happens with traditional mouses. This can decrease pain and provide optimal comfort throughout the day.

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iPad™ Mounts
iPad mounts reduce the risk of dropping the tablet due to hand strain or needing to do multiple things at once. These mounts can be adjusted to make sure the client is not constantly looking down which can cause pain and discomfort throughout the day. These mounts are also helpful at limiting clutter at the desk or table.

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Boundless AT Edge Rocker Footrest
This footrest helps with posture and stability while seated by maintaining the recommended 90-90-90 position.

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High Back Ergonomic Chair
Stability to your back is important when sitting for long periods of time. Sitting at a desk puts a strain on your neck, and back. Using a high back and comfortable chair can ease the pressure on the body.

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Maltron head or mouth stick keyboard
This keyboard stands straight up and can be pressed using a stick that is in the clients mouth or attached to their head. This is a less expensive way to allow clients with deficits to their upper extremities type on their computer.

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C71iVWm2LY4

Kaskutas, Gerg, Fick, & Dorsey (2012). Occupational Therapy Services at the Workplace: Transitional Return-to-Work Programs. Retrieved from: https://www.aota.org/-/media/Corporate/Files/AboutOT/Professionals/WhatIsOT/WI/Facts/Transitional.pdf

https://www.healthyhearing.com/help/assistive-listening-devices/fm-systems

https://www.maltron.com/store/p24/Maltron_Head%2FMouth_Stick_Keyboard_-_US_English.htm

https://www.boundlessat.com/Workstations/PC-Systems/JAWS-for-Windows-Turnkey-Laptop-Workstation_2

https://www.boundlessat.com/Mobility/Environmental-Control/Echo-Buds

https://www.boundlessat.com/Workplace-Solutions/Ergonomic-Keyboards/Evoluent-VerticalMouse-4

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Curb cuts on sidewalks allow for people with wheelchairs or bikes to easily exit or enter sidewalks.

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ADA guidelines are put in place so that people have optimal ranges to reach objects such as paper towel dispensers in public facilities.       15” at a minimum

48” at a maximum

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Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L_CBeevpYw

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https://www.jud.ct.gov/lawlib/law/pedestrians.htm

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Pezzati, R., Molteni, V., Bani, M., Settanta, C., Di Maggio, M. G., Villa, I., Poletti, B., & Ardito, R. B. (2014). Can Doll therapy preserve or promote attachment in people with cognitive, behavioral, and emotional problems? A pilot study in institutionalized patients with dementia. Frontiers in psychology, 5, 342. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00342

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Craig, T. K., Rus-Calafell, M., Ward, T., Leff, J. P., Huckvale, M., Howarth, E., Emsley, R., & Garety, P. A. (2018). AVATAR therapy for auditory verbal hallucinations in people with psychosis: a single-blind, randomised controlled trial. The lancet. Psychiatry, 5(1), 31–40. https://doi.org/10.1016/S2215-0366(17)30427-3

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