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From: The Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy
Date: 20040201
Author:Swedlove, Fern

He who moves not forward goes backward. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)

One day during a routine exercise class, the instructor shouted to the gasping group to get our bodies moving. "The more you shake your body, the stronger it will get," she said over the blasting music. Not missing a beat, someone quickly replied, "Sometimes when you shake things up too much, they fall off."

I have reflected on this passing comment as the journal moves forward on a number of new initiatives for 2004. We are always working to improve the quality of the publication for our readers. One of our most ...

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