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The OT Lifestyle Movement

The OT Lifestyle Movement

Come take a front row seat on the most inspiring OT conversations that will inject you with unbound confidence and leave you feeling lit up and empowered to take action in your life, work and business. This is for the occupational therapy professionals who dare to think differently, who deeply resonate with a lifestyle approach to therapy and who endeavour to create meaningful change in the lives of others. It’s for the OT’s who are eager to take the roof off their expectations and live up to their

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98 – Rhythm, Movement and Technology to Support...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/05/21

In this episode we are talking all about rhythmic movement and technology to support children’s learning with occupational therapist, Bridgette Nicholson. We discuss: What a ‘body-up approach’ to learning is Practical strategies for integration of a ‘body-up’ approach for children Benefits of highly structured rhythm and movement for cognitive based tasks such as handwriting and reading Impacts of movement preceding and during learning activities Evidence and research behind

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01:36:43

97 – Occupational Therapy History: The Evolution of...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/05/15

In this episode we explore the history of occupational therapy with occupational therapist, Josie Jarvis. We take a deep dive into: A historical view of ‘occupation’ How occupational therapy became a profession Occupational science and understanding the everyday lives of humans Working beyond the 1:1 therapy model to working with groups and communities…..and SOmuch more! This was an invigorating, highly interesting and intellectually stimulatingconversation with Josie. I learnt way

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00:57:51

96 – How To Be A Brave Occupational Therapist ft...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/05/07

In this episode we talk all about being a brave occupational therapist with Occupational Therapist, Certified Coach Practitioner and podcaster, Carlyn Neek. We discuss: What ‘being brave’ looks like How to cultivate more courage in ourOT role Embracingvulnerability Goal setting for ourselves and our clients: reducing the pressure by not setting timelines Feeling depleted and on the verge of burn out When being bravemeans stepping into something, and when sometimes it means

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01:04:50

95 – Boredom and Why People Need Something To DO...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/05/01

In this episode we talk all about boredom and how it relates to our work as occupational therapists. We talk with OT, author and artist Jen Gash about: the importance of 'doing' why people get bored the good and the bad side of boredom how people can alleviate boredom how boredom relates to occupational therapy Jen's new book: Bored: Why human beings need to have something to do every day (and what happens if they don’t) Jen has been an occupational therapist for over 25 years

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01:03:21

94 – Unmasking The Authentic Neurodivergent Self & A...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/04/17

In this episode we are talking all about neurodivergence, unmasking and spirituality with occupational therapist, Stephanie Robertson. We discuss: Stephanie’s personal journey to discovering she was neurodivergent Masking from a personal and professional lens The harm caused by masking How OTs cansupport neurodivergent people to be their true authentic selves The benefits of parent coaching What affirming practice looks like How to look beyond ‘challenging

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01:03:51

93 – Puberty & The Occupational Therapist’s Role;...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/04/09

In this episode we are talking all about Puberty with occupational therapist, Sarah Hausler. We discuss: puberty – what it is, when it starts and the biological, psychological and social components deliveringeducation to young people and parents running puberty group programs – and how you can run your own adopting a biopsychosocial approach therapeutic use of self and sharing our own personal stories to build trust and connection new occupations that are woven into a young

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01:11:01

92 – Mindbody Medicine, Tensegrity & Lifestyle...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/04/03

In this episode with occupational therapist, Kelly Clancy, we talk all about: mindbody medicine (and why OTs should be leading this movement) Tensegrity and Tensegrity Medicine (a methodology Kelly has developed) dialoging belief systems curiosity questioning assessments and therapy utilizing a holistic whole-person approach how to move beyond the biomedical model light touch therapeutic use of self lifestyle approaches....and so much MORE! Kelly is an

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00:54:46

91 – Humanizing Healthcare: Beyond The Metrics and...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/03/26

Healthcare has become more about efficiency, productivity and profit and less about client satisfaction and individualized care. Many of us feel stuck in a system that isn’t working for us - we're forever trying to keep up with KPI's, policies and procedures. And 'the system' certainly isn’t the most beneficial for our clients. In this episode I am joined by Rafi Salazar. Rafi is an occupational therapist, principal owner of Rehab U Practice Solutions, author of the book: Better Outcomes: A Guide to

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01:18:12

90 – Innovation, Non-Traditional OT Roles & Driving...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/03/20

In today's episode I speak with Bridget Mathis, Occupational Therapist from STISIM Drive; a driving simulation technology for clinical therapy, driver training, and driving research. In today's episode Bridget and I discuss a day in the life of a non-traditional OT, driving simulation - what it is and how it helps, ways we can articulate our unique expertise as an OT, how to pursue diverse and innovative roles (beyond the health system), the future of OT and so much more! Bridget Mathis is an

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01:21:57

89 – Occupational Justice, Narratives & Beyond The...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/03/13

When we have the humility to pay attention to the injustices occurring in the world around us, we recognise that we can become part of the solution. Solutions for a better tomorrow. In this episode I am joined by the incredible thought-leader and trail-blazer Emeritus Professor Gail Whiteford. In this episode we discuss what occupational justice is, the importance of listening to people's narratives, why we need to move away from the biomedical model, how we can bridge the gap between what we

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00:56:21

88 – Neurodiversity–Affirming Therapy & Strengths...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/03/05

In this episode we talk with the wonderfully insightful Meg Proctor - occupational therapist and founder of Learn Play Thrive, and explore; neurodiversity-affirming therapy, strengths-based approaches, why we need to ditch the medical model and stop pathologizing autism, why language matters and how to make the shift from person-first language to identity-first language, why neurotypical developmental milestones are not appropriate for autistic children, why teaching social skills can be harmful and

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01:56:00

87 – Transpersonal Occupational Therapy, Soul...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2023/02/26

In this episode I talk with Mick Collins, occupational therapist,author and incredible human being. We talk all about spirituality and how it plays a role in our practice as occupational therapists. We explore spiritual emergencies (and how the medical system often mistakes these for mental illness), transpersonal occupational therapy, shadow work, therapeutic use of self, soul awakenings, archetypal occupations, dream work, exploring human potential and spirituality in our everyday practice with

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37 – Become an OT Coach ft Bronwyn Drysdale

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2021/06/06

When I started thinking about using a coaching approach in my occupational therapy practice I had a million questions. What exactly is OT coaching? What qualifications do I need? How do I measure outcomes? How do I explain the coaching approach to my clients so that they don't expect me to be the 'expert' with all the solutions? What are my responsibilities in the practitioner-client coaching relationship? What questions can I ask my clients to help move them forward towards their goals? Lucky we

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31 – Women’s Health, Womb Wisdom and Holistic Pelvic...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2021/04/25

Menstrual cycles, mothering, birth preparation, feminine rhythms, pelvic care and womb wisdom are just a few of the topics we touch on in this episode. It was so incredible to learn from Janelle Gullan who teaches us how we can support women in their everyday mothering activities and navigate mothering transitions through education, external and internal body work and therapeutic care. If you are an OT working in women's health (or this is your dream job), this episode is for you! If you’d prefer

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00:38:45

20 – Unstoppable OT’s: Quit Playing Small, Pursue...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2021/01/31

Are you ready to start living your life on purpose and do the work you're here to do? Are you ready to draft a vision and and live out your wildest dreams? It's time to stop playing small with your life. And it's time to get real with yourself! In this episode we chat with Sarah Rheinberger- occupational therapist, mama of two girls and women’s health advocate. Sarah will help you to manage your mind so you can create personal and professional success and LIVE - YOUR - BEST - LIFE! Sounds like a

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16 – Nutrition, GAPS & Occupational Therapy ft...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2021/01/03

Crystel Poggioli regretted studying OT and wished she followed her passion of natural health, until she realised she could combine her loves and create her dream job. Crystel has a passion for natural health solutions and childhood development. She has raised her own 6 children using simple, natural health solutions and is a strong support for families seeking natural alternatives for their child’s difficulties. Crystel is a Certified Gut and Psychology Syndrome Practitioner (also known as GAPS

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15 – Saving Our Planet: It All Begins With A Single...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2020/12/27

Our planet is suffering. The global environmental state of the world right now is critical ....and it all began with a single occupation. And so in saving our planet, too, it starts with 'doing'. One occupation at a time.

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14 – Yoga As A Therapeutic Occupation And Helping...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2020/12/20

Would you love to incorporate yoga into your occupational therapy work but don't know where to start? Rhaya Lynn, occupational therapist, life coach {and absolute salt of the earth} explains how she uses yoga as a therapeutic occupation with different client groups and how you can too. We also dive into how as OT's we can support clients to find ease and break free from the daily stressors of their life. If you’d prefer to watch the interview you can check it out on YouTube Connect with

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13 – Stages Of Change Model

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2020/12/13

In order to remain relevant to the clients whom we seek to serve we must first understand their readiness to change. We might have all these brilliant therapy tools and ideas to help a person reach their goals, but if they do not want to change or if they are not ready for change then we're totally missing the point. We need to have an awareness of their readiness to change and meet them where they are at. In this episode we chat about the Transtheoretical model aka The Stages Of Change Model.

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00:41:15

12 – Real Food And A Holistic Feeding Program For...

The OT Lifestyle Movement ·

2020/12/06

Imagine a place where occupational therapists work with children on lush organic healing farmlands. Where children grow their own food and are involved in the cooking process. Where real food is celebrated and holistic health and wellness is at the forefront every intervention. Such a place exists at The Center for Discovery in New York State. Alexandra Besecker - Occupational Therapist, is an integral part of the team and is the Coordinator of the Food Exploration and Discovery program. In this

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