Tina Fletcher, Ed.D.
Associate Professor, School of Occupational Therapy | Texas Woman's University
Dallas, TX, UNITED STATES
Expert in pediatric occupational therapy, creative arts interventions, cultural arts access programming and the arts in health care.
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Biography
Tina Fletcher is an Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy at Texas Woman's University.
Industry Expertise (2)
Education/Learning
Training and Development
Areas of Expertise (5)
Creative Arts Interventions
Cultural Arts Access Programming
Cultural Arts Access Programming
Creativity
International Orphan Relief
Education (5)
Texas A&M University: Ed.D., Educational Design and Curriculum Instruction 2010
Texas A&M University: M.F.A., Fine Arts & Sculpture 1996
East Texas State University: B.F.A., Fine Arts & Experimental Studies 1992
University of Alabama: M.A., Education & Allied Health Sciences 1983
University of Texas Medical Branch: B.S., Occupational Therapy 1980
Affiliations (4)
- Society for the Arts in Health Care : Member
- Society for the Study of Occupation : Member
- Texas Occupational Therapy Association : Member
- American Occupational Therapy Association : Member
Media Appearances (1)
TWU shines a 'Spotlight on Faculty Excellence' in Dallas
Texas Woman's University online
2015-09-10
Tina Fletcher, associate professor of occupational therapy, has been collaborating with the Dallas Museum of Art (DMA) to enhance the experience of visitors to the museum who have learning differences. Fletcher worked with the DMA to adapt their exhibits to be more engaging to children who respond well to interactive exhibits...
Articles (5)
Considering the museum experience of children with autism
Curator: The Museum Journal
2016
Factors that bring meaning to mementos created by elders
Aging and Mental Health
2016
The impact of creative reminiscing on individuals with dementia and their caregivers
Physical & Occupational Therapy in Geriatrics: Current Trends in Geriatric Rehabilitation
2014
Supporting Individuals with Special Needs at the Dallas Museum of Art
Occupational Therapy Practice
2014
The relationship between level of musical exposure over the lifetime and level of participation in a live musical performance
Activities Directors' Quarterly for Alzheimer's & Other Dementia Patients
2014
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