SO YOU WANT TO BE A THERAPIST? How to become a Physical or Occupational Therapist

A knowledgeable book for physical therapist students.

A simple but very informative read. The expressed discipline need to succeed or have a higher change in becoming a physical or occupational therapist help a person set better intentions, clarity and develop a mindset for success.

Book goes into perfect detail of what exactly is recommended and required to be accepted into PT school. This is a must read for anyone looking to work in this field. I highly recommend it to high school seniors and college freshman. I read this book before my second time applying, that the material discussed played a role in my acceptance into PT school.

Applying for physical therapy school has been a tough learning experience for me over the past few years. I wish I'd read this book as a freshman in college--it has great info and is a quick read. The author is extremely knowledgeable about the process and the field.I actually read this book on a plane on my way to an interview. It helped me solidify answers to interview questions and individualize what I wanted to communicate to my interviewers. I was offered acceptance to this school! Finally, after 3 years of applying.This book is a great resource--most everything there is to know about und

This book outlines how to become a physical therapist from before college to the interview process! Chapters are very thorough and gives great information about every aspect of getting into PT/OT school. I would highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to become or thinking about this career.

This book is great tool for anyone trying to get into the Physical or Occupational Therapy program. It goes step by step on everything that needs to be done in order to better the chances of getting accepted.

This book is a quick and easy read, while also being extremely informative of each step in the journey to become a physical or occupational therapist. The tips on how to organize all your information for each school is great, as well as the information regarding recommendation letters and volunteer hours. Anyone interested in pursuing a career in therapy would greatly benefit from reading and studying each section covered in the chapters, especially those that cover behavior and personality. Overall, a very well written and concise book that will help prepare someone interested in therapy as a

This book was a quick read and incredibly informative. While much of the information can be found elsewhere, it is great to hear the perspective of someone who has interviewed PT school candidates. There was a lot in this book that I hadn't considered before, so I'm glad I read it.