This course is designed to equip occupational therapy practitioners with the knowledge, skills, and strategies necessary to address the complexities of working with challenging clients across diverse practice settings. Through a combination of theoretical learning, case studies, and practical exercises, participants will gain insights into understanding, engaging, and supporting challenging clients to optimize their occupational performance and quality of life.

The clinical reasoning process can be daunting for new practitioners and experienced practitioners alike, especially when transitioning to new settings.  This course will explore clinical and professional reasoning specific to occupational therapy, providing OTs, OTAs, and students with a practical clinical reasoning framework that can be seamlessly applied in any practice environment.

Join us for this interactive webinar where occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants and students come together to share and learn real-life strategies for supporting ADL performance using compensatory techniques, adaptive equipment and household items. Focused on upper and lower body dressing (including donning compression stockings), bathing, toileting, and grooming, this course highlights the practical know-how that comes from hands-on experience in a variety of settings.

This dynamic introductory webinar equips occupational therapy practitioners with a clear, evidence-informed foundation in sensory system development during infancy and toddlerhood.