The Probono OT clinic provides health care services to patients of all ages and health conditions. In the clinic, we serve the community by improving and maintaining the quality of life of individuals who do not have healthcare insurance benefits or who have exhausted their OT benefits already. As students overseen by various OT professors, we provide interventions such as therapeutic exercise, functional training, manual therapy techniques, electrotherapeutic, and physical agent modalities to improve the health and function of each patient. We also provide therapy in the areas of range of motion, manual muscle testing, as well as deficits in sensation, perception and cognition. 

Participating in the clinic helped me fulfill the objectives of articulating development, remediation, and compensation for varying body functions outlined in the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework. In my interactions with the clients, I learned how to demonstrate therapeutic use of self and a knowledge of teaching-learning methodology to effectively complete projects. Finally, I learned to use measures and quantitative standards such as the number of repetitions, variation of size and time measurements to support, and facilitate evidence-based practice.