Occupational Therapy Interviewing tips

I have said before that I am not a physical or occupational therapist--I am a recruiter.  However I have immense respect for those in the allied health professions.
My mother-in-law has a debilitating condition that has kept her confined to her room and sometimes her bed for the last five years.  For years, she declined invitations to go out to dinner with us or even come to our home for dinner.
She recently moved from an assisted living apartment to a skilled nursing facility because she needed additional care.  A few weeks ago we had a birthday celebration for a family member and I was surprised that my mother-in-law decided to come!  Not only that, she arrived without the assistance of her walker!!
She has been getting regular physical therapy and has actually improved her strength and balance enough that she feels comfortable getting out and about.  It is through the dedication of her physical therapy team that this is possible.   Thank you to all the therapists who work in skilled nursing facilities--good job!