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Occupational Therapy Frames of Reference: A Complete Guide for Students and Practitioners
The occupational therapy discipline is built on several foundational theories that are fascinating, but they can also feel drawn out […]
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OT Goal Writing Tips for Adults & Older Adults
Goal writing in occupational therapy can feel tough. Goal writing correctly and effectively can be even tougher. This is especially […]
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7 Tips to Get Your Occupational Therapy Observation Hours (and Shadowing Opportunities)
If you’re interested in becoming an OT, you’ve probably already heard all about how challenging the coursework is for occupational […]
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A Day in the Life of an Early Intervention Occupational Therapist
We’re thrilled to feature this article written by early intervention occupational therapist Allie Ruhl, OTR/L. Allie shares what a day […]
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Occupational Therapy for ADHD: What an OT Can Do For Children and Adults
A quick note from the author: I’m an occupational therapist, and I also have ADHD myself, so I’m writing from […]
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What is the Therapeutic Use of Self in Occupational Therapy? (Case Study Included)
For occupational therapy students who are just barely diving into their OT program’s studies, concrete and unchanging topics such as […]
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Discover tips, inspiration, answers to questions, and practical advice based on where you are today on your OT journey.
