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William Croninger
Join date: Nov 14, 2020
About
I began my occupational therapy journey in 1985 and have worked in a variety of physical disabilities settings over the past 35 years. Twenty-one of those years were spent teaching a variety of occupational therapy courses at the University of New England in Maine. I retired from teaching and returned to the clinic full-time in 2011 working in acute, in-patient rehab, and outpatent settings. I have formally retired (again 😉) in January of 2022 but continue to work on an “as needed” basis.
Therapy Articles (5)
Jun 6, 2024 ∙ 5 min
Are You Treating the 'Whole' Patient?
In our current medical environment, with its emphasis on productivity, do we actually take the time to treat the 'whole patient'?
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Sep 13, 2023 ∙ 13 min
A Place for Grace: Thoughts on Working with a Parent with Dementia
Grace, her family and dementia shared an 8-year journey. Bill details strategies that helped maintain her independence, as long as possible.
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Oct 30, 2022 ∙ 5 min
My First Dissection, or How I Fell in Love with Hands
As I began to separate structures of her hands, I could not help but stop and think of what those hands had experienced over her life span.
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Feb 11, 2021 ∙ 14 min
The Long and Winding Road: A Personal Reflection on Retirement
A chance to laugh at some of my experiences, contemplate others and, hopefully, acquire more tools for life as an occupational therapist.
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Dec 16, 2020 ∙ 6 min
Of Swords, Paradiddles and Solitaire
“What should I do for someone with a diagnosis of X?” Diagnosis is not all that important. Ask yourself what your patient cannot do and why.
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