University of Toronto PT / OS & OT Alumni Association

By Wendy Campbell: Welcoming immigrants has long been an important part of the Canadian landscape – their contributions to our

Recognize and celebrate outstanding University of Toronto Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy alumni by nominating a worthy recipient for the

By Wendy Campbell: I’m so pleased to be in a position to tell stories about therapists – both physical and

By Wendy Campbell: I first knew Barbara Hopewell as an architect – we met at the pool where she dives

By Wendy Campbell: Concussions are much in the news lately. They’re being recognized now as a major issue in sports,

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

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