Do you love sports and working with athletes? Are you eager to help players recover from injuries? Then you may want to train for a career as an athletic therapist.

Do you appreciate the healing nature of art, music, dance, and drama? Do you like to help people? Then you may want to create a career as a creative arts therapist.

Do you like helping people get moving? Are you great at solving problems? Can you work on your own and collaborate with others? Are you good at explaining your ideas? Then perhaps you should occupy yourself with a career as an occupational therapist.

Do you want to help people breathe better? Can you get your ideas across clearly? Do you like working with equipment? Do you have a caring attitude? Then you could breathe life into a career as a respiratory therapist.

Do you like sharing the benefits of fun leisure activities? Are you enthusiastic and positive? Can you motivate people? Then you may want to get the ball rolling on a career as a recreation therapist.

Does helping relieve other's pain and stress sound rewarding? Can you stand for long periods of time? Are you empathetic, and able to talk to people easily? Then becoming a massage therapist may be the right therapy for your career.

Are your hands strong? Do you like working one-on-one to make people feel better? Do you respect diverse beliefs and values? Then you may have the right touch for a career as a reflexology therapist.

Can you put people who are ill at ease? Do you have an interest in science, technology, and people? Are you responsible and compassionate? Then you may be able to send out some positive energy as a radiation therapist.

Do you want to help injured people get moving again? Are you fit, strong, and patient? Do you have excellent communication skills? Then you may be motivated to become a physical therapist assistant.

Do you have a passion for helping people? Can you motivate people who've been hurt to get moving again? Are you organized and observant? Then you may want to move toward a career as a physiotherapist.

Do you want to help people communicate? Are you good at figuring out what a person needs? Do you like working with people of all ages? Then these skills may speak to a career as a speech-language pathologist.

Do you have a keen eye and a kind manner with those who need help? Are you supportive, sensitive, and organized? Are you good at following directions? Then you may want to occupy yourself with a career as an occupational therapy assistant.