Chapter 2

Question 1

Herbert Hall

Answer 1

President of the National Society for the promotion of OT in 1920-1923
Provides medical supervision of crafts to improve health
Work cure

Question 2

George Barton

Answer 2

Had tuberculosis
1914 opened Consolation House in Clifton Springs, NY
Shift into physical disabilities

Question 3

Eleanor Clarke Slage

Answer 3

Mother of OT
Social worker
Habit training
Organized first school 
Award named after her

Question 4

Dr. William Rush Denton, Jr

Answer 4

Father of OT

Encouraged quilt making

Question 5

Susan Tracy

Answer 5

Trained nurses involved in the Arts and Crafts movement

First book on OT

Question 6

Thomas Kidner

Answer 6

Active in National Tuberculosis
OT for WW1 veterans
Pivotal role in the US vocational rehabilitation act in 1920
Shift into vocational after WW1

Question 7

Susan Cox Johnson

Answer 7

Taught OT
Advocate for high educational standards
Occupation could improve mental and physical state
Occupation could be morally uplifting

Question 8

Adolph Meyer

Answer 8

Founder of OT
First journal on the philosophy of OT (work and play and rest and sleep)
Committed to holistic perspective

Question 9

Phillipe Pinel

Answer 9

French physician
Work treatment for the insane
Physical exercise, work, music, and literature as a diversion from thoughts

Question 10

William Tuke/ Thomas Fowler

Answer 10

Reformed the NY asylum for moral treatment practices- family approach

Question 11

Benjamin Rush

Answer 11

First physician to institute moral treatment practices