PHYSICAL THERAPY
H. Physical Therapy Assistants Page 23 I. Occupational Therapists Page 23 1. Questions to ask an Occupational Therapist Page 24 J. Certified Occupational Therapy Assistants Page 25 II. Physical Therapy – Early Intervention Pages 25-30 A. Guidelines for Referral Page 25 1. Referrals Page 25 2. The Physical Therapist consults Page 26 3.
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