Reflections From the Other Side of Acute Care

An occupational therapist of 40 years experiences a traumatic event during her time in an acute care hospital. She journeys through host life-altering experiences, including cognitive decline, delusion, paranoia, and inability to engage desired occupations. While on this journey reflections following return home, she is able see more clearly how may have assisted with several the major concerns was experiencing, thus improving well-being quality life. Assistant Editor for Open Journal Occupational Therapy (OJOT) story.