THE OT ROUNDTABLE – 138 -Who is the Imposter?
Alondra is an occupational therapist in Bay Area California and currently, she provides services via Hippotherapy, which entails incorporating horses And utilizing the movement of the horse Within the...
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137 – BecomingOT ft Dr Tailor Blaine
Her passion for improving those around her and assisting people to learn from her experiences is infectious. But how did it get to this stage? How did she get...
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136 – ALL ABOUT OCCUPATION ft Dr Daniela Castro De Jong & Dr Georgia Pike-Rowney
This session will introduce the participants to the community-based Music Engagement Program, which aims to create opportunities for social interaction and wellbeing for all of those who are involved...
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135 – MOHO 101 ft Ruth Hambling
I'm the first to admit that I never used the MOHO much in clinical practice for a number of reasons. Conversations with Ruth started to get me to revisit...
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OCCUPIED PLUS+ CLIP – Essentialism and Productivity
So recently I embarked on a challenge with a few friends. We read Greg McKeown's Essentialism: The disciplined pursuit of less. The common feeling through the group was that...
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134 – ALL ABOUT OCCUPATION ft Dr Danielle Hitch
Outcome measurement is crucial to proving the effectiveness of occupational therapy, but remains scarce in many areas of practice. So what’s holding us back?
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133 – An OT’s Perspective of His Own Traumatic Injury ft Collin Hernandez
In this episode we explore the injury and his rehabilitation up to this point from an occupational perspective.
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THE OT ROUNDTABLE – 132 – What Impact is Isolation Having on People’s Habits, Routines and Health
This episode we are diving into the effects we have been experiencing recently due to the COVID-19 pandemic and “safer-at-home” restrictions. We looked at how it has impacted our...
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OCCUPIED PLUS+ CLIP – The Stress-Vulnerability Model
This is a model that I have used for many years with a massive variety of clients, friends, family and myself to help explain how a variety of concepts...
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131 – Political Competency in OT ft Dr Nick Pollard
Dr Nick Pollard is a senior lecturer in occupational therapy at Sheffield Hallam University, teaching occupational therapy students at undergraduate and post graduate level, and course leader of the...
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130 – ALL ABOUT OCCUPATION ft Moses N Ikiugu
Session Details In this seminar, we will discuss the following: - The nature of meaningful occupations - The difference between meaningful and psychologically rewarding occupations - The postulated healing...
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129 – The Occupational Narratives Project ft Dr. Gail Whiteford
You know her. You love her. I'm honored to have the phenomenal Professor Gail Whiteford back on the podcast. This time we got to talk about a project thats...
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128 – THE OT ROUNDTABLE – What are the Occupational Implications of COVID-19?
As occupational therapy practitioners, we know the importance of community; so please reach out and let us know how you are navigating this challenging time. We here at the...
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127 – Occupied Update
Just a short update about where I've been, what I've been up to, and what the plan is for 2022!
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126 – The Neurodivergent Experience in a Neurotypical World ft Jacklyn Googins & Greg Boheler
We discuss the wider societal acceptance of neurodivergence, their personal experiences, and how B3 is pushing the way forward for an all-inclusive future.
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125 – ALL ABOUT OCCUPATION ft Dr Paula Kramer
COVID has drastically changed the critically important occupations of many and has enhanced our understanding of occupational disruption experienced by clients with disabilities. Occupational therapists profess to understand disruption,...
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OCCUPIED Plus+ clip – What do I Need in a Contract
Been asked a few times recently for tips on the kinds of things new graduates should think about when going in to negotiate their first contract. This is NOT...
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124 – Lessons from a Career in Occupational Therapy
What I would want to know if I was about to step into the world as an OT for the very first time. So here it is, my lessons...
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123 – The Real Life Impact of Eating Disorders ft Carissa Dyer
rs. How does this hyper focus on food, eating, comparison, judgement and hiding all of the above from your closest people impact your life?
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122 – You Are Not Client Centred
Are you client-centered? Are you sure? Does your initial reaction to a situation indicate that you are too? After coming across a little video of a man learning to...
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139 – WFOT Congress with WFOT President Samantha Shann
We explored Samantha's journey through the profession, how she got involved with WFOT, how she made it to the position of President and we explore the upcoming WFOT Congress...
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