#18: OT for Adults with Cancer with Vanessa Monique Yanez (CE Course)
The research is clear—adults living with cancer have significant unmet therapy needs. But how can we, as occupational therapy professionals, best serv...
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This podcast is for occupational therapy practitioners and students looking to keep up with evidence based practice. Each week, we discuss one influential OT-related journal article.
#17: Nature-based OT with Laura Park Figueroa (CE Course)
Many of us feel the benefits of spending time in nature. But, these outdoor experiences often seem pretty far removed from our traditional occupationa...
#16: Disparities in Supports for Autism in Latino Families with Cristina Reyes Smith & Catherine Hoyt (CE Course)
Racial and ethnic health disparities have been heavy on our hearts over the past few years—and they should be.We have much to reckon with, not only in...
#15: Brain Computer Interfaces and OT with Lauren Souders (CE Course)
The ability to affordably track brainwave activity has opened up tremendous opportunities in occupational therapy. Regardless of where we work (or the...
#14: The Services Cliff and Autism with Debora Davidson (CE Course)
As autistic individuals transition from adolescence to adulthood, they encounter a new and unique set of challenges. Yet, at this critical time, the s...
#13: Beyond Occupational Injustice with Antonia Suszek (CE Course)
Any occupational therapy practitioner knows that we often face tough questions surrounding ethics and justice.We work in imperfect systems, and each d...
#12: Relationship-based OT Care with Rafi Salazar (CE Course)
You probably spent a lot of time learning about “therapeutic use of self” during OT school. As it turns out, this phrase is just one of many framework...
#11: Rheumatoid Arthritis and OT with Cheryl Crow (CE Course)
Over the past few decades, our understanding of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) has evolved quite a bit. And, that means the prognosis of RA patients has im...
#10: Understanding Sensory Function in Autism with Bryden Giving (CE Course)
In neuroscience, there is a rapidly growing and evolving understanding of sensory function that is important for all occupational therapists to be tra...
#9: Self-Advocacy in OT (Being Self-Assured in Uncertain Times) with Amy Lamb (CE Course)
In many ways, the past year has changed how we practice occupational therapy. OTs and OTAs have worked in a variety of settings as we’ve seen new and ...