This one-day practical skills workshop will focus on providing a structure for occupational therapy assessment and interventions and clarifying outcomes for mental health maintenance and wellness.

This webinar will present an evidence-informed occupational therapy model for workplace mental health developed through sequential research, pilot implementation, and economic evaluation. Topics include early needs-identification research conducted through occupational therapy student thesis projects, a supported employment occupational therapy bridging pilot, and the use of Social Return on Investment analysis (Marques et al., 2025) to strengthen sustainability and funding pathways. The final section focuses on applied employer consultation, highlighting how occupational therapists can translate evidence into practical, scalable strategies within real-world workplace settings.

This online workshop will explore how optimal seated posture impacts pain and the overall capacity of older adults to participate more fully and more comfortably in meaningful occupations.

This webinar will increase your knowledge of musculoskeletal symptoms related to menopause and the occupational therapy role. You will learn about evidence-informed occupational therapy interventions for menopausal arthralgia, including joint protection, pacing, strengthening, sleep and stress management, environmental adaptations, and literacy-based patient education. You will gain knowledge and skills to support your clients in sustaining meaningful roles, routines, and occupations during the menopausal transition.

This two-day workshop will provide occupational therapy professionals the core skills needed to deliver exposure therapy confidently and effectively while incorporating the occupational therapy lens.

The webinar will provide a brief overview of workers’ compensation, including its history, background, and influence on current compensation models. It will review the impact of prolonged work disability on adults’ health and well-being. The majority of the webinar will focus on practical strategies for helping injured or ill adults return to work safely and in a timely manner. Ethical challenges clinicians may encounter while working within or alongside the compensation system will also be discussed, providing a comprehensive perspective on return-to-work practice for occupational therapists.

This webinar will expand on frequently used models of emotional regulation to align with current brain science and offer new models with practical tools for children, teens (and even adults). You will have the opportunity to explore the language we use to describe emotions, including 5R's of emotions (recognize, respond, release, regulate and return), and how the emotional experience is different and personal. You will gain practical strategies to support clients of all ages to create their personalized "Flow"er of Emotions.

This workshop will provide occupational therapy professionals with a foundation of knowledge and skills in cognitive rehabilitation based on the publication Evidence-based cognitive rehabilitation: Systematic review of the literature from 2009 through 2014 (Cicerone et al., 2019).

This webinar provides you with the knowledge and skills to apply occupational models to the occupation of parental and infant sleep to support assessment and management of parent and infant sleep challenges. You will explore the complexity of sleep as an occupation, the neurophysiological basis of sleep development, the impact of parent perception on infant sleep problems, and the interplay between parent and infant intrinsic factors and the environment. A case study will demonstrate how occupational models can support you in assessing and managing parental and infant sleep challenges.

Explore the intersection of circadian rhythms and mental health, with practical application and evidence-informed strategies for occupational therapy practice. The neurobiology of circadian rhythms and their influence on mental health, cognition, and occupational participation will be reviewed. You will learn practical, evidence-informed strategies to support circadian alignment, including light exposure optimization, behavioural timing strategies, environmental modifications, and routine stabilization techniques adaptable across diverse practice settings.