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Can I get into a Physical Therapy Masters Program at 38?
I have bachelor of Fine Arts (art degree) unfortunately. Not kinesiology or something related to PT. However I had good grades and it was a very prestigious school. I’m told that you can in fact get into PT masters program without having a related undergrad but not finding much online about it. I live in the San Francisco bay area. Any info much appreciated
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Therapeutic art ideas for disabled teens?
I work with teenagers who are dual diagnosed. At this program I run therapy groups with the clients. I am looking for non costly therapeutic art ideas to do during smaller pull out groups. Any ideas?
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Which major is harder for Pre-Physical Therapy: Fine Arts or Psychology?
So I’m doing a 3+3 Physical Therapy Program starting this fall and I was wondering which major would be harder. More specifically, which one is alot easier to get a high gpa and less stress in? I would really like my first three years of college work to not be stressful. I’m really into art and the fine arts major involves alot of classes like art history, music history, studio art, creative writing, and theatre.
The psych major requires the general science major courses to be done, unlike the fine arts major which requires more less intense general science. for instance:
(both of these not including major requirements)
Psych Pre Physical Therapy requirements:
General Chemistry I and II
General Biology I
Anatomy and Physiology I and II
General Physics I and II
Elementary Statistics
Elementary Calculus I
Fine Arts Pre Physical Therapy Requirements:
Introduction to Chemistry I and II
Anatomy and Physiology I and II
Algebra Based College Physics I and II
Cells and Genes for Non Science Majors
Statistics
In the end, they both lead me to my schools doctor of physical therapy program. Which is better, in terms of less stress and easy grades?
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Is this sentence grammatically correct?
what do u think?
This research attempted to examine the effect a group art therapy has on improving self-esteem, relieving stress and social adaptive capacity for siblings of developmentally disabled children. As a result, a group art has been confirmed to be effective in improving siblings of developmentally disabled children’s self-esteem, reducing stress by decreasing negative feelings about family and improving social adaptive capacity through group process. Therefore, a group art therapy programme can be concluded as being effective in improving self-streem, reducing stress and improving social adaptive capacity.
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Occupational Therapy Masters Programs?
I have a BA in Media Arts and Design and I do not want to use it (whoops! haha). I really want to get into OT but I don’t know what good schools are for an OT Masters and what to do if I didn’t major in Health Sciences/ Pre-OT. Any help?