According to U.S. News & World Report, the USC T.H. Chan Division of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy is once again home to the top occupational therapy educational program.
Eddie Barojas was confined to a bed for years after developing a severe lymphedema. Today — thanks to a team of physical therapists, occupational therapists, urologists and wound-care specialists — he’s back on his feet and ready to return to comedy.
The collaboration aims to expand occupational therapy research, education and practice in China.
After Yijun “Jane” Liu and Hui “Angela” Wang earn their USC degrees, they’ll become the first occupational therapy faculty members at Peking University Health Science Center.
For a young woman living with the painful disease, occupational therapy helped her regain independence in her daily life.
Physical and occupational therapists are teaming up with physicians to provide personalize care for injury recovery, disease prevention and much more.
An occupational therapist goes above and beyond, providing the urgent care and daily encouragement that lifts her patient over a long recovery.
Sandra Robles learns to look beyond her diagnosis and gets a new outlook on life.
By teaming with community health workers, the 16-week study ¡Vivir Mi Vida! connects underserved with lifestyle-based occupational therapy.
Grad serves as a teaching assistant in the same undergraduate course in which he was a former student.
Learn some strategies from the USC Occupational Therapy Faculty Practice to get more out of your nightly slumber.
Trojans learn valuable lessons on managing time and taking better care of themselves.
Research participants who completed the program improve their quality of life and good health habits
Myka Winder brings occupational therapy expertise to Pardee Tower, helping first-year college students lead healthy, balanced lives.
New study finds that treatment helps increase everyday function and confidence for patients with lumbar back pain and myalgia.
Thanks to cutting-edge surgery and the work of USC occupational therapists, patients no longer have to suffer through pain.
Play spaces can be better designed to include children (and adults) with disabilities.
USC alumna treats an array of teens and newborns — and she even makes hand splints for infants.
With the help of a USC occupational therapy alumna, a runner copes with double amputation and moves ahead with her life.
The partnership has the potential to transform the quality of life for millions of people, USC provost says.
How changes in the environment might improve experiences during outpatient infusions.
Alumna uses the power of occupational therapy to help husband and wife get back to the life they knew.
How social and family relationships can improve an adolescent’s obesity-related behaviors.
A Trojan inspires his patients with stroke and brain injuries through occupational therapy.