Curious what an occupational therapy fieldwork looks like? Guest Chelsea Rowe OTR/L just finished her level II fieldwork and shares …
Repetition & Intensity to Increase Motor Function After Stroke
Occupational therapy practitioners are continuously looking for ways to maximize the potential of their clients that have had a stroke. …
OT, Hospice and Palliative Care
Occupational therapy practitioners improve quality of life in hospice and palliative care by helping people engage in those meaningful occupations, …
How LSVT BIG Helps Patients With Parkinson’s
I have struggled over the years finding the right treatment strategies to help my clients that have Parkinson’s Disease optimize …
Using Your Occupational Therapy Skills in a Non-Clinical OT Job
Feeling a bit burned out by OT or maybe looking for a sidegig where you can use your OT skills …
Arthritis & OT: Tips for Junky Shoulders, Splinting & Pain Control
Arthritis can be so debilitating to our clients because it is often not always the direct (or only!) reason we …
How to Prescribe Occupational Therapy Home Exercise Programs Utilizing a Biomechanical Approach
Have you ever wondered, “how should I be prescribing home exercise programs” or “what type of approach is best to address …
OT & OTA Collaboration
Have you ever wondered what really is the difference between an OTR and COTA? What are the differences in responsibilities between an …
Burned Out in Occupational Therapy? Tips to Reclaim your Practice
I love that the Seniors Flourish Podcast can talk about professional issues that are REAL – like, are you unhappy …
Using the Allen Cognitive Levels with Older Adults: Part 2
How can the Allen Cognitive Levels help you to provide better treatments for our patients with a cognitive impairment? How …