This webinar will focus on preventing burnout in OTs by addressing physical, emotional, and mental challenges.

This webinar will focus on Veterans who have recently transitioned to civilian life and to the civilian health system. Specifically, the contexts in which occupational therapists work with Veterans, challenges in access to and quality of care for Veterans during military-to-civilian transition, and ways in which OTs can improve access and quality of care for Veterans with a focus on cultural competence will be covered.

This webinar will describe the current regulatory landscape related to psychotherapy across Canada and define terminology related to counselling, psychotherapy, and psychosocial approaches as they relate to regional differences in occupational therapy regulation.

This webinar will explore followership, motivation, feedback, communication, coaching, mentorship, being an emotionally intelligent manager, and transition period as a new manager.

This webinar will provide an overview of the occupational therapy role with children and youth who experience acute pain, chronic/persistent pain, and complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS).

This webinar will explore the concepts of home, community, place, and space, and describe aging-out-of-place.

This webinar will cover the theoretical contributions of a biomechanical frame, cognitive-behavioural frame, behavioural frame and sensory integration frame to the Just Right Challenge Feeding Protocol.

This webinar will provide an overview of two freely available validated measures assessing the maintenance condition of the wheelchair and how well the wheelchair supports the person within their environment and daily activities.

This webinar will discuss the incidence of sleep deficits and disorders in the general population and co-occurrence with other diagnoses commonly treated by occupational therapy.

This webinar provides an overview of sustainable healthcare, including definitions and principles, and highlights how we can articulate the sustainable value proposition of occupational therapy.