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Peter Fitzwilliam is an occupational therapy assistant with a home health agency in Portland, Maine. He works with clients to modify bathrooms and living spaces for safer mobility, helping them live independently. Fitzwilliam also writes for Biology Insights.

What Is a Gantry Lift? Structure, Types, and Uses Procedures
How to Safely Use an Electric Hoyer Lift Procedures
What Is Hand-Over-Hand Assistance?Therapies
What Is an Offset Cane and How Do You Use One?Therapies
Are Headrests Good for Office Chairs?Safety
Why Should You Use Both Hands When Pushing or Pulling an Object?Safety
Is My Desk Too High? Signs and Solutions Safety
How Long Should a Cane Be for Proper Support?Therapies
What Is Neuromuscular Reeducation and How Does It Work?Therapies
How to Get Up From a Fall Without Kneeling Safety
Can Occupational Therapy Be a Stand-Alone Service?Therapies
How to Properly Put a Footrest on a Wheelchair Therapies
Why Do I Fall Down So Easily? Reasons and What to Do Bones & Muscles
Can You Drive With Cerebral Palsy?Brain & Nerves
How to Wear Pants With an Ostomy Bag Gut & Kidney
Can Occupational Therapy Help With Sensory Issues?Therapies
How to Measure Your Sit Bone Width for Ergonomic Seating Bones & Muscles
Is Passive Range of Motion Manual Therapy?Therapies
What Is a Benefit of a Medically Supervised Rehabilitation Program?Therapies
What Size Walker Do I Need? A Guide to Proper Fit Therapies
How to Use a Bedside Commode Safely Safety
When Is It Time to Get a Wheelchair for EDS?Bones & Muscles
What Is a Drop Table in Chiropractic?Bones & Muscles
Is Sensory Integration Therapy Evidence-Based?Therapies
What Does Contact Guard Assist Mean?Therapies
Do I Need a Mobility Aid? Take the Self-Assessment Quiz Therapies
How Does a Chiropractor Adjust Your Lower Back?Therapies
How to Calculate Chronological Age for Occupational Therapy Healthcare
What Are Night Splints and How Do They Work?Bones & Muscles
How to Use a Walking Stick for Knee Pain Bones & Muscles