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Dylan Callier is a New Grad traveler who has a podcast called New Medical Nomads. You can check out more of Dylan's podcast by Clicking here You can also check out FitBUX's CEO on a recent podcast with Dylan below
The OT School House is a place for school-based OTs and other related service providers to learn more about the IEP process, RTI programs, treatments and ideas, and others experiences in the educational arena.
Meg Proctor, MS, OTR/L teaches parents of kids with autism how to help their child connect with others, complete important activities, and feel calm in the face of stress so that daily life is no longer a battle. She offers great resources for parents and therapists.
Mandy Chamberlain MOTR/L decided to start Seniors Flourish because she knows that there are so many of us out there working with older adults always looking for information, tips and ideas. We want to find the best resources and provide the best care we can for our patients.
Anyone looking to travel should check out Nomadicare. It is a great resource and we've received nothing but good reviews about their recruiters.
The OT Hub's mission is to provide an international platform
for the exploration, collaboration and promotion of occupational therapy.
They are looking to bring the professional community closer together andaim to improve the support it provides to the public, through insight, updates and signposting.
The Inspired Treehouse features easy-to implement activities that are designed to promote developmental skills for kids. The site is one of the most visited OT sites in the United States.
OTPotential is a site built by Sarah Lyon, OTR/L, and has some great resources for OTs.
CanDoKiddo is a great site for anyone in or interested in pediatric occupational therapy.
MamaOT is another great site for OTs that work with children.
Therapy Fun Zone shares activity ideas to facilitate development and encourages readers to share their ideas.
Your Therapy Source is one of the leading sites for special education and pediatric OT/PT.
OT Connections is the official blog of the AOTA. This is a great place to stay up-to-date on whats happening in the world of OT.
My OT Spot is geared towards the 4 phases of discovering Occupational Therapy and becoming and Occupational Therapist: Discovering Occupational Therapy, Going to School, Transitioning to Practice, and Practice OT/COTA.