Dr. Dunton emphasizes the basic principles of occupational therapy and
gives those forms likely to be of most service to the nurse in private
practice. You get chapters on puzzles, reading, physical exercises,
card games, string, paper, wood, plastic and metal work, weaving,
basketry, chair-caning, book-binding, gardening, nature study, drawing,
painting, pyrography, needlework, photography, and music.
By WILLIAM RUSH DUNTON, JR., M. D. Cloth, $1.50 net.
=Published October, 1915.=