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Standard occupational therapy interventions that focus on improving function, well-being, and health can support individu-als with intensive needs. However, it is essential that practitioners know the limits of their personal knowledge and skills and be ready to refer when needed by maintaining collaborative relation-
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Managing Obesity in Adults: A Role for Occupational Therapy
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