This OTA recorded webinar is the first in Tina Champagne's Sensory Modulation Program series, focusing on Component 1: Therapeutic Use of Self and Assessment.

This OTA recorded webinar explored how occupational therapists can use a functional cognitive approach to support people living with dementia by equipping carers and families with practical strategies, communication skills, and education to foster meaningful engagement, reduce burnout, and improve quality of life across diverse care settings.

This free recorded Member Forum included a presentation by staff from the Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) on recent changes impacting allied health DVA providers and work to implement the Recommendations of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.

We will explore why it is so important for OTs to know what functional cognition is, consider ways to assess it, and highlight strategies that ensure interventions are tailored to meet cognitive abilities and support independence and meaningful participation.

This comprehensive five-module program equips occupational therapists with essential knowledge and skills for contemporary paediatric practice. Covering practice principles, assessment, intervention planning, interprofessional approaches, and professional responsibilities, this program supports safe, effective, and child and family-centred practice across diverse paediatric settings.

This module explores a range of evidence-based assessments that provide insight into the lived experience of pain, including its impact on daily function, emotional well-being, and occupational engagement.

This recorded webinar focuses on the key requirements of Service Agreements under both the NDIA and the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. The session explored what must be included, and how to ensure your documentation keeps pace with legislative and NDIA policy changes. Whether you are developing agreements for the first time or reviewing your current templates, this session will give you the tools to make sure they are legally sound, person-centred, and aligned with NDIS best practice.

Built in partnership with senior occupational therapists and experienced researchers, this three-part self-directed e-learning resource is ideal for occupational therapists working in Palliative Care setting. The 3 interactive e-learning modules aim to support the development and further refine foundational knowledge, skills and experience of occupational therapists working in palliative care.

Presented by Debbie Atkins and Di Collis, this series of webinars are intended to provide occupational therapists with a broad clinical framework and practical strategies in order to support the child’s occupational participation from a health, developmental and functional perspective.

This recorded free member forum provided the opportunity to be updated on OTA’s NDIS advocacy efforts, including the NDIS Pricing campaign and recent reforms such as the ‘Thriving Kids’ announcement.

This recorded Member Forum explored key developments in the mental health sector and its impact on OT practice. The Forum covered topics such as the Mental Health Capability Framework, government advocacy, and opportunities for OTs to sustain and develop their practice in mental health.

Develop essential skills in evidence-based, occupation-focused interventions and therapeutic strategies to deliver tailored services to older people.

Developing clear and comprehensive risk assessments for clients with mental health and psychosocial concerns is a skill and takes practice.

This recorded five-part CPD program designed to elevate your occupational therapy practice through the science of sleep. Discover how sleep impacts health, participation, and therapy outcomes — and how OTs can play a vital role in sleep assessment and support across all ages and settings.

This module will provide you with new knowledge and skills in mental health assessment and planning from a uniquely occupational therapy perspective.

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