The European Stroke Organization has issued first recommendation document on management of visual and visual perceptual disorders after stroke. It calls for systematic early screening and wider implementation of evidence-based strategies. It emphasises that rehabilitation requires coordinated care from neurologists, neuropsychologists, orthoptists and occupational therapists. "Recommendations should help expand use of recovery methods, such as visual scanning training and prism adaptation, making them more accessible and beneficial."

Hi all, I'm just looking into the Zones of Regulation Curriculum and I was wondering if anyone had any particular success stories with using this framework or any recommendations for other regulation frameworks.

For context, I'm currently working in a SEMH school with children aged roughly 7-12 years old.

For sale, I am based in Hertfordshire Hitchin, can meet in person either in and around London/Hitchin/can post if outside this area - private message me if interested.

📢 Hia, I’m currently completing my dissertation and I’m seeking parents whose child has had Neonatal Occupational Therapy within the last fifteen years (previously five years) to take part in a short survey.

‼️You may now be eligible as the criteria has been extended to the last fifteen years to reach a wider range of experiences and perspectives‼️

⚠️The survey is completely anonymous and shouldn’t take more than 6 to 8 minutes to complete.

🔍 The survey explores parents’ perspectives, and your input would be incredibly valuable and appreciated.

🌸 If you would be happy to take part, please click the link below:https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/W7nP8V67kM

Thank you so much for your time and support. Please feel free to share this post with others who may be eligible 🤍

📢 Hia, I’m currently completing my dissertation and I’m seeking parents whose child has had Neonatal Occupational Therapy within the last fifteen years (previously five years) to take part in a short survey.

‼️You may now be eligible as the criteria has been extended to the last fifteen years to reach a wider range of experiences and perspectives‼️

⚠️The survey is completely anonymous and shouldn’t take more than 6 to 8 minutes to complete.

🔍 The survey explores parents’ perspectives, and your input would be incredibly valuable and appreciated.

🌸 If you would be happy to take part, please click the link below:https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/W7nP8V67kM

Thank you so much for your time and support. Please feel free to share this post with others who may be eligible 🤍

📢 Calling All UK Mental Health Occupational Therapists!

I am conducting a research study as part of my MSc Occupational Therapy degree at City St George’s, University of London, exploring the experiences of inpatient mental health Occupational Therapists integrating spirituality into their practice.

If you are a HCPC-registered Occupational Therapist currently working, or who has previously worked, in an inpatient mental health service, I would love to hear from you.

You are welcome to share this post with colleagues or within your networks. For more information, get in touch with me at m2405809@sgul.ac.uk

Thank you for your support!

Hey all,

Is anyone else here in a similar role to me ⬆️ .

Support for children & families is so overlapping and needed that I’ve recently turned to private practice. Mostly to serve parents carers and surrogates in need of queer and neurodivergent affirming support.

If anyone else is doing something like this or maybe even something a little different - please reach out to me on social or here. I’m OT Intuition On FB. :) The Intuitive OT Collective

Jen 🙏

Any other OT’s here in this field?

I am glad to be part of the global team of occupational therapists , handling physical disabilities like poliomyelitis, Neurodevelopmental Disorders like cerebral palsy , Autism Spectrum Disorder requires continuous improvement in knowledge to better practice in any setting