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Occupational Therapy Australia
As Australia's professional association for occupational therapy, Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA) fosters evidence-based practice, enables lifelong learning and promotes the future of occupational therapy. OTA exists to support occupational therapists to support their community.
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OTA is delighted to announce that world-renowned occupational therapist, Dr. Tina Champagne will be bringing back her expertise in Sensory Modulation, this time in the format of 7 live, 1-hour Webinars based on her Sensory Modulation Program.
13 Jan 2025 | OTA recently provided a submission to Safe Work Australia
13 Jan 2025 | The Government has been steadily implementing recommendations from the Kruk review to expedite the registration p...
13 Jan 2025 | The Department of Health and Aged Care is consulting on the draft service delivery model for the National Early I...
13 Jan 2025 | The Department of Health and Aged Care is consulting on the Aged Care Residential Care Service List following rec...
10 Jan 2025 | On 17 December, NDIS Minister Bill Shorten announced an additional $1 billion for the NDIS portfolio
8 Dec 2024 | Western Australians will be heading to the ballot boxes on 8 March 2025.
8 Dec 2024 | OTA invites you to provide feedback to inform our submission to the Safety, Rehabilitation and Compensation Act (...
Occupational therapists are a core part of the Australian mental health workforce. Occupational therapists work across the spectrum of mental illness, providing early intervention, prevention, and treatment services to people with mild, moderate and severe mental health conditions.
They deliver services to people with relatively common conditions such as anxiety disorders, as well as more severe conditions which require targeted interventions, such as psychosis and trauma-related disorders.
OTA’s Mental Health Strategy was launched on 25 November 2022 at the Mental Health Forum, and will see OTA deliver a range of actions over two stages.
A brutal bushfire season, ongoing drought, a pandemic that has so far lasted for more than two years, and once-in-100-year floods coming twice in a month: these are the challenging scenarios many Australians have lived through in recent years.
So what can we learn from our individual and collective responses to challenging times? How have everyday Australians adapted? What did they do that enabled them to not just cope, but in some cases thrive against the odds?
These are some of the questions explored in the stories of ‘Doing Our Best: Individual and Community Responses to Challenging Times’ - a new book from Occupational Therapy Australia.
Occupational therapy enables people to participate in activities they find meaningful. These activities include t...
Built in conjunction with industry experts, the Private Practice Toolkit showcases insights that can be taken int...
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation continues to evolve and members may be concerned about their own health and ...
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