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How do you overcome writers block?

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Hub Team
Hub Team
3 hours ago

Do you mind sharing if this relates to yourself @Cheryl Goldsmith? Perhaps finding putting words on paper difficult when doing a university module, or when writing course material? Either way, it would be worth exploring the nature of potential cause(s), to help problem-solve how to overcome it. For example, it may stem from one or a few of the following...


  • Cognition - e.g. difficulty understanding the material, a perfectionistic tendency, rigidity of thought

  • Affect/physiology - e.g. unrelated anxiety, stress, exhaustion, or other life factors (such as grief or hunger)

  • Motivation/behaviour - e.g. a fear of failure or criticism, lack of enjoyment in the subject material, procrastination, interruptions, a disrupted routine

keerthanaot2025keerthanaot2025
keerthanaot2025

Hello OTians! 😄

Second-year OT student here!

When someone asks, “So… what exactly is Occupational Therapy?”—especially common people—how do you explain it without giving a full lecture? 😂

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Hub Team
Hub Team
3 hours ago

@keerthanaot2025 - Thanks for reaching out here; this is often the 'million dollar question' for our profession! Whilst others share their suggestions too, it would be worth you visiting our dedicated 'What is Occupational Therapy?' page:



This has plenty of ideas for you - from our FAQs, to infographics and videos shared by the global community... All the best with your studies!

Cheryl  Goldsmith Cheryl Goldsmith
Cheryl Goldsmith

Useful resources

Hi I’m an OT apprentice in my first year and was wondering if anyone could recommend any useful books for me to read please?

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Hub Team
Hub Team
1月04日

Hi Cheryl. Why don't you have a look around the -OT Books: Buy & Sell- section of the Therapy Forum?


OT Books: Buy & Sell (The Occupational Therapy Hub)

These will all be books that clinicians have used along their occupational therapy journeys - and some are available for you to buy, if interested.

An Introduction to Splinting for the New Graduate & Novice Clinician



This YouTube channel was created when I was an OT student for my doctoral capstone project in the hopes to educate novice clinicians and new graduates in the area of splinting who may not have the background with it.


Research shows that new graduates do not have the adequate experience or background when it comes to fabricating splints for patients which is making these new grads unconfident with his/her orthotic fabrication skills.


This channel was designed to assist and provide guidance to these clinicians who may need extra guidance with step-by-step directions on how to fabricate different orthotic devices for the hand and upper extremity while also discussion indications, precautions, the purpose and type of splint required, etc.


Check out the link below as well as my Instagram page to see the training videos provided for you to help assist you in the clinic with your patients!



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Kelly Daniels
Kelly Daniels
1月01日


This video was created to assist those clinicians who are struggling with determining what type of orthosis to make for their patients or are having a difficult time determining what type of material to use when fabricating a splint for their patients.

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