Quick Reference to Occupational Therapy 3rd Edition

I bought this book as a graduate student in OT because of the amazing reviews, and I'm glad I did! It has all kinds of diagnoses along with their description, causes, different assessments you can use for each, and how it effects someone based on each area of the OTPF. It has a lot of useful information, but also condensed enough to make it a quick read if you are brushing up on a diagnosis before you see a patient. I wish this book was required on the first day of school because it would have helped tremendously through my classes as a supplemental resource. Every OT student needs to have this book!

Bought this for my fieldwork placements. I’m in an OTA program and this is helpful to look for information on diagnoses and ideas for basic interventions specific to conditions. It helped me with a few assignments as well.

I've been calling this my "Bible." It goes everywhere with me (like, literally). It was only required for 1 of my classes last semester, but I used it for 4 of them! Even if it's not required, do yourself a favor and buy this. It is incredibly useful for OT students, and I foresee myself using it even after I graduate.

This book was recommended by the OTA Program Director at my school. A second OTA professor recommended it as well. Based on both of their comments, I knew I just had to order it. I have used it to help me with homework assignments and to write papers. I think once I am practicing I will be very glad I made the purchase!

Book came in mainly intact, however, has some signs of wear and tear at its edges. Information in the book looks highly relevant and helpful. Can't wait to apply them in practice.

This book is a MUST if you are an OTR or student studying occupational therapy. Reed does a great job breaking down all of the assessments and interventions into the different domains of our OTPF. Great book to have at your desk and also to refresh on! Would highly recommend.

Excellent resource for both student and professional OT and OTA. In my opinion, this is one of the "must have" books.

Very informative read. Great for everything