This article describes the use of computers as a treatment tool in occupational therapy. The computers are based in light and heavy occupational therapy workshops in a regional rehabilitation unit. The advantages and disadvantages of the computers, used with patients between 16 and 65 years of age with a wide variety of conditions, are discussed.
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