Udupi: MCHP, MAHE celebrate World Occupational Therapy Day


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Udupi, Oct 31: On the occasion of World Occupational Therapy Day, dept Of Occupational Therapy, Manipal College of Health Professions (MCHP), MAHE, Manipal conducted a workshop on 'Role of Occupational Therapy in Children and Adolescent Mental Health'.

The workshop was inaugurated by Dr P V Bhandary, director and consultant psychiatrist, Dr A V Baliga Memorial Hospital, Udupi, in the presence of Dr Arun G Maiya, dean MCHP, MAHE, Dr Vinita A Acharya, head of dept of Occupational Therapy and Shalini Quadros, convenor. The role of Occupational Therapy and the importance of collaboration between the different disciplines was emphasized by both Dr G Arun Maiya and Dr P V Bhandary, the chief guest.

The theme for World Occupational Therapy Day for this year was 'Opportunity + Choice = Justice'. Dr Vinita A Acharya explained the relevance of the workshop topic in the light of the theme as how children in our society sometimes may be spoilt for or may not have enough choices. Creating opportunities for these children and advocating for their justice is something all Occupational therapists should be reflecting about. Delegates from Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu and Kerala participated in the workshop.

  

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