What if success wasn't about outworking everyone else, but about creating a life you genuinely enjoy living every single day? ...the key question many of us skip: Why do we keep chasing the next break or weekend getaway, instead of building a day-to-day we don’t have to run from?' Request to join this (free) OT Circle, to read the article and engage in discussion with fellow practitioners. Access this great CPD here - or via The OT Hub app.

Here's a question: How could you quickly translate new knowledge into your occupational therapy practise - ultimately benefitting those you support more efficiently? ...The answer? With our OT CPD Courses! To help you decide if these are for you, we've created a new frequently asked questions (FAQ) section. We invite you to review this - and then consider taking your knowledge and skillset to the next level! Courses are completely free to upgraded Plus+ Members and are all accessed here - or on-the-go, via The OT Hub app.

A US-based school celebrates its occupational therapists and the many services and supports that they provide to students every day. Watch a short video from PWCS, for a flavour of this area of paediatric practice! You can do so right here on the Hub - or on-the-go, via The OT Hub app.

'Flow': The experience of being fully absorbed in a particular task; also known as being 'in the zone'. Csikszentmihalyi described it as an "effortless, spontaneous feeling" and an "ecstatic state". The key to entering a flow state is correctly balancing the difficulty of a task with one's skill level. "Different combinations of challenge and skill lead to different psychological states." Upgraded to Membership Plus+? Read this and other external news and feature articles, collated from around the world in one place.

As an occupational therapist in neuro rehab, two words arise frequently with other clinicians and patients: 'Neuroplasticity' and the recovery 'plateau'. As therapists, we are passionately driven by the former. Whereas the latter concept - that progress tails off after a period of time - is arguable, usually unhelpful and very often not due to the patient themselves. This article explains why we 'love and loathe' these two words respectively. Read the new piece from Hub Director and Occupational Therapist Jamie Grant - right here, or via The OT Hub app.

Women partnered with individuals who have ADHD may face a higher risk of depressive symptoms and lowered quality of life (QoL). Results highlight the potential need for a more comprehensive clinical approach to adult ADHD treatment, considering functional impairments and partners' experiences. Plus+ Members can access this 2024 study - and other papers - within the Neurodiversity theme of the Research Portal.