Insights from a (Former) Traveling Occupational Therapist

From Whimsical Observations to Deep Life Lessons

Monday, April 30, 2012

Shoes

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Back to my blog home page: http://travelingotr.blogspot.com My twin, Elle, visited me for several days and she walked me to the door this ...
Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Bathing Whimsy

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Back to my blog home page: http://travelingotr.blogspot.com The patient I wrote about yesterday? Eva looked like a different person toda...
Monday, April 23, 2012

Healing in All Forms

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Back to my blog home page: http://travelingotr.blogspot.com I'm at the three week mark, almost a month , in this new assignment....
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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Coming out of a "Dry" Spell

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Back to my blog home page: http://travelingotr.blogspot.com This is how I have felt creatively for the past month: struggling to get out...
Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Amazing People Everywhere

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Back to my blog home page: http://travelingotr.blogspot.com I am going to admit something. I did not expect to get warm fuzzies with any...
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Thursday, March 29, 2012

Take a Look at this Video!

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Back to my blog home page: http://travelingotr.blogspot.com Guys, take a look at Peter Saul's talk about dying and the two questions a...

Greetings, Again, and Here's to Grandma Layton

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Back to my blog home page: http://travelingotr.blogspot.com I apologize for not writing. It's not that I haven't thought of writin...
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Tre Kussman
I'm a lucky gal who found her acorn, the passion in life that allows one to grow into a mighty oak. My passion is working with older people. As an occupational therapist, I work with people when they have experienced great trauma or illness, when they are at their most vulnerable. I work with all aspects of their minds, bodies and spirits to assist them in living as independently and fully as possible. Combine that with my other great love of traveling, and I am one happy camper! I hope that some of the insights I experience throughout my days may stimulate thought, appreciation and respect for our elders as well as a deeper understanding of the processes of life. Peace.
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