I really enjoyed the presentation on physiotherapy and listening to the work she does in day programs. This was really surprising to me because I have worked in a day program and we don’t have anyone that comes into our program to provide extra services. We do have exercise classes but no one is specifically trained in that manner to do physiotherapy. She was very knowledgeable about physiotherapy and seems to work well with the individuals. I also like the program that she set up to encourage the individuals to want to participate. It was really exciting to hear how involved the participants were in the program and how it fostered there enjoyment in exercise. I also enjoyed learning about the occupational therapy services because they seem a lot more involved than they are in the states. When I hear about occupational therapy I typically think of it in the nursing home setting where they work with rehab residents and help them relearn skills so they can go home. The services she was describing were centered around every aspect of life and I found that very interesting. It may also be different because she is working with people of all ages and not just in a nursing home setting.  One thing I didn’t like is that the physiotherapist said that she will go to the program like once or twice a week and the residents are only really exercising when she is there. My hope is that other staff have picked up the responsibility of having the participants exercise, but that doesn’t always happen.