The Theory of Occupational Therapy

in the treatment of the sick and disabled. Such is this book, and the fact that the demand for it has required the issue of a third edition in six years is in itself a sufficient indication that it continues to fulfil its useful purpose of providing a standard text book for the student preparing for the Diploma of the Association of Occupational Therapists. The scope of the book goes much further than the purely theoretical aspects of occupational therapy, and it is perhaps as a practical guide that it will be found most useful. Problems of staff, equipment, materials, finance, and the general management of the department