Fall 2021

Fall 2021

Art History as a Resource for Understanding Social Bias in Disability

Fall Editorial 2021: “Hope is a Muscle”

November 5, 2021 . by Sarah R. Blanton, PT, DPT, Editor-In-Chief

Fall Editorial 2021: “Hope is a Muscle” Download the article (pdf) By Sarah R. Blanton, PT, DPT, FNAP, [...]

A Reorientation of Belief: Considerations for Increasing the Recruitment of Black Students Into Canadian Physiotherapy Programs

A Reorientation of Belief: Considerations for Increasing the Recruitment of Black Students Into Canadian Physiotherapy ProgramsBy Paulina Wegrzyn, [...]

“Is the Assumption of the Autonomous Individual Holding Us Back in Vocational Rehabilitation?”

November 5, 2021 . by Joanna K. Fadyl, PhD | Lynette Reid, PhD | Christine Cummins, MHSc | Barbara E. Gibson, PhD

“Is the Assumption of the Autonomous Individual Holding Us Back in Vocational Rehabilitation?”By Joanna K. Fadyl, PhD, Lynette [...]

Toward a Social Psychoanalysis of Rehabilitation Practice

November 5, 2021 . by Thomas Abrams, PhD

Toward a Social Psychoanalysis of Rehabilitation PracticeBy Thomas Abrams, PhD Download the article (pdf) Abstract This article presents [...]

CHEP-JHR Student Essay Contest Finalists

“Do You Have the Coronavirus?”

November 5, 2021 . by Henry Fok, SPT

“Do You Have the Coronavirus?”By Henry Fok, SPT Download the article (pdf) Congratulations to Columbia University Vagelos College [...]

The Therapist-Advocate: Transcending Knowledge and Skill to Address Societal Needs

November 5, 2021 . by Xavier Alexander Gibson, SPT

The Therapist-Advocate: Transcending Knowledge and Skill to Address Societal NeedsBy Xavier Alexander Gibson, SPT Download the article (pdf) [...]

Perspectives and Research

Community Mobility Method Selection in Individuals With iSCI: A Qualitative Analysis

November 5, 2021 . by Carey L. Holleran, PT, MPT, DHS, NCS

Community Mobility Method Selection in Individuals With iSCI: A Qualitative AnalysisBy Carey L. Holleran, MPT, DHS, NCS; Jennifer [...]

Piloting a Photography Program as Recreational Therapy for Adults With Spinal Cord Injury

October 15, 2021 . by Yaga Szlachcic, MD | Nicole Bayus, MA | Michael A. Ziegler, BA

Piloting a Photography Program as Recreational Therapy for Adults With Spinal Cord InjuryBy Yaga Szlachcic, MD; Nicole Bayus, [...]

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Art History as a Resource for Understanding Social Bias in Disability

Fall Editorial 2021: “Hope is a Muscle”

A Reorientation of Belief: Considerations for Increasing the Recruitment of Black Students Into Canadian Physiotherapy Programs

“Is the Assumption of the Autonomous Individual Holding Us Back in Vocational Rehabilitation?”

Toward a Social Psychoanalysis of Rehabilitation Practice

“Do You Have the Coronavirus?”

The Therapist-Advocate: Transcending Knowledge and Skill to Address Societal Needs

Community Mobility Method Selection in Individuals With iSCI: A Qualitative Analysis

Piloting a Photography Program as Recreational Therapy for Adults With Spinal Cord Injury

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Defining What ‘Care’ Means: A Book Review of The Soul of Care: The Moral Education of a Husband and a Doctor

CHEP-JHR Student Essay Contest 2021-2022

Resources: “My Spirit Burns Through This Body”

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