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Best books to learn Occupational therapy, in order

Occupational therapy rewards a layered path: first understand what the profession actually does across its wildly varied settings and whether the work suits you, then the anatomy, conditions, and clinical reasoning behind NBCOT exam prep, then the day-to-day of practice and getting hired. Reading in order keeps the science tied to real patients. But an accredited degree, fieldwork, and NBCOT certification and state licensure are the credential—books support that path, they never replace it.

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