The Work of Our Hands: A Study of Occupations for Invalids (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Herbert James Hall

 
9781331952152: The Work of Our Hands: A Study of Occupations for Invalids (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Explore hands-on paths to rebuild confidence and skills after injury or illness.

This book profiles how vocational training can restore independence by teaching disabled workers to master practical trades. It blends real-world examples with guidance on planning, teaching, and sustaining productive activity in hospital and community settings.

  • Learn how structured, hands-on work supports rehabilitation for cripples, accident victims, and those with chronic conditions.
  • See a variety of crafts and trades used in training, from basketry and weaving to cabinetmaking and metalwork.
  • Understand the role of self-confidence, routine, and purposeful work in improving mood, mobility, and employability.
  • Discover examples of programs, settings, and approaches that foster independent living and practical skills.
This edition is ideal for readers interested in rehabilitation, occupational therapy, hospital training programs, and the history of work and disability.

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