1when was OT founded
1917
2what was occuring during OT pre-history (before 1900’s)
age of reason, moral treatment movement, settlement houses, art and crafts movement
3treating people with mental and physical disabilities with dignity
moral treatment movement
4name some of the settlement houses
Toynbeel Hall, Coit Hall, Hull House
5who were the key figures during OT pre-history (before 1900)
John Locke, Phillippe Pinel, William Tuke, Adolf Meyer
6what was the historical context of the time period 1900-1919
World War I, The Industrial Revolution, Suffrage Movement, 19th Amendement, Mental Health Reform
7what was going on in the OT world in 1900-1919
WW1-OT’s worked with wounded soldiers and as reconstruction aids, mental health, 19th Amendment, National Society for the Promotion of OT, Initial OT programs emerged
8what did reconstruction aids do
civilians provided occupational tasks to wounded soldiers to help them recovery
9PTSD was treated from 1900-1919, but it had a different name, what was that name
war neuroses
10when was the National Society for the Promotion of OT started
1917
11who were the key figures in the OT world from 1900-1919
Herbert Hall, Susan Tracy, William Rush Dunton Jr., Clifford Beers, George Edward Barton, Eleanor Clarke Slagle
12a lecture award is given each year by the AOTA and it is seen as the highest scholarly honor awarded in the profession, who is this award named after
Eleanor Clarke Slagle
13provide history of relevant themes, research and prominent members of the OT community since 1955
Slagle Lectures
14what is the historical context of the time from 1920- 1939
Roaring Twenties (advancements in technology), Stock Market Crash, beginning of the great depression, end of WWI
15what was going on in the OT world from 1920-1939
NSPOT, advancements in AOTA, advocacy for the profession, Tuberculosis and Polio, WWI
16what advancements in AOTA happened from 1920-1939
standardization / accredidation of educational programs, establishment of OT journals, annual meetings
17what type of advocacy for the OT profession was occuring from 1920-1939
legitimacy, registry of qualified OT’s, social vs. medical
18how many registered qualified OTs were there in 1932
318
19how did OTs help with Tuberculosis and Polio
help with rehabilitation
20how did OT’s help during WWI
with wounded soldiers and mental health
21who were the key figures in the OT world from 1920-1939
Eleanor Clarke Slagle, William Rush Dunton, Thomas Kinder, Adolf Meyer, Frank Krusen