This workshop provides occupational therapists with the knowledge and skills to offer DBT-ST using a neurodivergence-informed approach to promote the occupational participation of adults with ADHD. Live session dates: September 19 & 26, 2025

This one-day workshop will build the competency of occupational therapists regarding what to assess and how, as well as how to overcome physical access barriers by matching home modification solutions to the needs of aging and older adults, and their care partners.

This two-day interactive workshop explores the presenter’s BEST (Body, Emotional, Sensory and Thinking) evidence-based approach to co-create therapy plans with autistic and other neurodivergent individuals that promote occupational participation.

This experiential and interactive workshop will explore interoception as the sixth sense and its relevance to self-regulation and daily life participation. A variety of evidence-based tools and interventions relevant to the pediatric population will be discussed and experienced. Adults will have the opportunity to participate in the interventions first, and these learning experiences will influence how they apply them to their OT practice.

This workshop is ideal for occupational therapists who wish to increase their understanding of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) as well as enhance their skills in assessment and exposure response therapy using an occupational lens.

This webinar examines occupational therapy's role in developing and supporting children's executive function skills. Various strategies will be reviewed, including treatment strategies for multiple environments (home/school/community), documentation strategies, and treatment strategies for each area of executive function.

This webinar will highlight the latest evidence in pressure injury prevention, as well as introduce innovative and novel technologies specifically related to seating design, including tilt and recline, efficacy of cushion design, and novel shape capture techniques for custom contoured seating. While the literature is often mixed on this topic, the aim of this webinar is to help the participants navigate through this realm of conflicting research.

This webinar illustrates how listening to individuals with dementia and learning from their repetitive questions is key. This webinar introduces the current client living with dementia as an expert by experience. The presenters will explore how careful observation and listening, during even the briefest encounter, are keys to finding vital clues to supporting their well-being.

This webinar will provide occupational therapists with an overview of self-stigma and explore the impact stigma can have on clients who experience chronic pain. Pain neuroscience education will be discussed when utilized in practice alongside other evidence-based interventions to improve occupational performance and potentially reduce self-stigma for clients with chronic pain. Clinical scenarios will be discussed to provide clear examples of how occupational therapists can implement strategies in practice.

This webinar will begin with an overview of how grief can manifest in people with chronic pain and/or chronic illness (CP/CI). Various strategies will be discussed, including the creation of a collage and a few basic principles/techniques of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT). Participants will learn about how they can use these techniques alone or in combination to address grief in people living with CP/CI.