AMERICAN OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION
~~“ 475 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK 10, N. Y.

August, 1944

Occupational Therapy has attracted con-
siderable interest among faculty members and
students in your field. Because of this interest
and the critical war situation, with its acute
demand for many more qualified Occupational
Therapists, we are sending you this informative
leaflet. The major problem of rehabilitation,
with its ramifications of physical restoration,
is proving of interest to your graduates.
Further iatortakaca will gladly be given by the

Educational Office of the American Occupational

Kui da tok

Uf ie Fish, 0.T.R.
Educational Field Secretary

Therapy Association.