University of Toronto PT / OS & OT Alumni Association

By Wendy Campbell:  It’s been interesting to see where occupational therapists appear –  applying the principles learned in their training

By Wendy Campbell:   Laura Cook wanted to see the world and shortly after graduating with a BScPT in 1995, she

By Wendy Campbell:  Kate Henderson is a good example of how studying the principles of occupational therapy provides the groundwork

Please join us for our PT OT Alumni Reunion reception and Alumni Achievement Awards presentation! Click here to register for this event and to sign

By Wendy Campbell: It’s May and graduation is in the air on the UofT campus – proud parents gathering round

By Wendy Campbell: Private physiotherapy clinics are now a well established phenomenon – with many different types, some specializing, others

By Wendy Campbell: When you think about it, Kevin Reel’s trajectory from occupational therapist to ethicist is perfectly logical –

We’re proud to count Shelley Gautier among our outstanding alumni. A winner of 16 world championships in cycling, Shelley has

By Wendy Campbell:   Physiotherapists in private practice are not unusual now, but when Mary Sauriol entered the field in

By Wendy Campbell: Graduating in 1997 with a BScOT, Jane Koh began her professional career at Sheena’s Place, a setting