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​🌐 Revolutionizing SI Diagnostics: Try the New Web Application for Therapists! ​🧠 Calling all Sensory Integration (SI)

As an SI therapist and pedagogue with over 20 years of clinical experience, I know firsthand how complex and time-consuming the sensory processing diagnostic workflow can be. Balancing clinical insights, psychological factors, and pedagogical observations while keeping precise records is a massive daily challenge.

​To bridge this gap, I decided to combine my decades of clinical practice with my background in software development to create a tool built specifically for our community: an innovative, comprehensive SI Diagnostic Application. 🚀

​What is this tool?

​It is a specialized digital platform designed to streamline pedagogical-psychological-medical SI diagnostics. It helps practitioners manage assessments efficiently, supports early intervention strategies, and ensures structured, accurate data tracking for every patient.

​Try it now — Web Version is Live!

​The core system is ready, and you can access it instantly in your browser. I am looking for fellow SI practitioners, occupational therapists, and specialized centers to:

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​🌐 Revolutionizing SI Diagnostics: Try the New Web Application for Therapists!

​🧠 Calling all Sensory Integration (SI) Therapists & Specialists! 🌟

As an SI therapist and pedagogue with over 20 years of clinical experience, I know firsthand how complex and time-consuming the sensory processing diagnostic workflow can be. Balancing clinical insights, psychological factors, and pedagogical observations while keeping precise records is a massive daily challenge.

​To bridge this gap, I decided to combine my decades of clinical practice with my background in software development to create a tool built specifically for our community: an innovative, comprehensive SI Diagnostic Application. 🚀

​What is this tool?

​It is a specialized digital platform designed to streamline pedagogical-psychological-medical SI diagnostics. It helps practitioners manage assessments efficiently, supports early intervention strategies, and ensures structured, accurate data tracking for every patient.

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Valeria Del CampoValeria Del Campo
Valeria Del Campo

Occupational Therapy Practitioners, we want to hear from you!

Are you an occupational therapist or an occupational therapy assistant? Do you work with older adults? Are you involved in community mobility or driving rehabilitation for older adults? If yes to any of these questions, your insights can help shape the future of practice and improve care for the geriatric population!


What’s involved:


• Quick online survey (10–20 minutes)


• Share your current practices, confidence, and training


• Discuss barriers, gaps in care, and potential solutions


• Completely anonymous and confidential


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Diane TDiane T
Diane T

OT practitioners with physical disabilities survey request


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Abigail Brown
A Member who has completed one or more OT CPD Courses, supporting their development

Hub CPD Participant

Past/present host of The OT Journal Club, sharing research and analysis with Members

Journal Club Host

The Role of an Occupational Therapist within Inpatient Mental Health (Summer 2026)

The Role of an Occupational Therapist within Inpatient Mental Health (The OT Journal Club on The Occupational Therapy Hub)

-Journal Club (JC) host-  Abigail Brown - Specialist Mental Health Occupational Therapist (UK), providing inpatient rehabilitation.


-Research title-  The role of occupational therapists in acute mental health inpatient settings: A systematic scoping review


-Research authors-  Adelle, A., Bedford, K., McMahon, S., Dun, C., Starbuck, R. and Doroud, N.

-Journal of publication-  Australian Occupational Therapy Journal


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Aparna RaoAparna Rao
Aparna Rao

Request for research participants

Hello colleagues,


I am inviting recent occupational therapy graduates (1–3 years post-qualification) to take part in a research study exploring international perspectives on anatomy and physiology (A&P) education in occupational therapy programs, and how this supports early professional practice.


Participation involves completing a short anonymous online survey (approximately 10–15 minutes). At the end of the survey, participants may optionally volunteer for a follow-up interview; this is entirely voluntary and involves a separate consent process.


The study has received institutional ethics approval. Survey responses are anonymous, interview data are confidential, and all findings will be reported in aggregated, anonymised form.

The participant information sheet and privacy notice are included in the link below.


Here's the direct survey link: https://brookeshls.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_07Z84RqmgMFoFJY


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Kate FarrowKate Farrow
Kate Farrow

Hi everyone,

It's great to find a group supporting ND OT's. 😀 Although not diagnosed myself, my daughter was diagnosed Autistic 2 years ago and so the journey of acknowledging my own (and the whole family's) ND traits and characteristics began!

I'm very much realising that I experience severe task paralysis when I have a lot to do and am feeling overwhelmed, so I'm slowly putting strategies in place, so as not to get to that place. I'm lucky enough to work with a few therapists who also have ND family's so we offload together quite often.

I'm looking forward to being part of a group of OT's who share similar challenges. 😀

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I really love the neurospicy reference as i feel that it resonates massively with me and my household.

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Rebecca JonesRebecca Jones
Rebecca Jones

Occupational therapists from secure inpatient services needed

Hello,

 

I am currently studying a master's in clinical research at Teesside university. As part of the programme, I am undertaking a qualitative research study looking into occupational therapists' experiences of vocational rehabilitation in secure inpatient services in England.

 

To be in this study it is required you are an HCPC registered occupational therapist with any range of experience practicing in secure inpatient mental health services within England. It is also essential to be delivering vocational rehabilitation as part of your occupational therapy practice in secure inpatient mental health.

 

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gaelle charlot
Author of least one Therapy Article, contributing to greater collective knowledge

Article Guest Writer

An active participant in OT Circles - posting, commenting and/or sharing resources

OT Circles Engager

Psychodynamic Conceptual Models and Psychoanalytic Theories in OccupationalTherapy in MentalHealth

Hello,


We are conducting an international study on the use of the psychodynamic and psychoanalytic models in occupational therapy within mentalhealth.


Led by the Reflection Group on Occupational Therapy in Mental Health (Groupe de réflexion sur l'ergothérapie en santé mentale - GRESM) and Gaelle Charlot (french OT), this research aims to explore how these approaches are understood and applied across different countries and cultural contexts.


We have reached out to all member associations of the World Federation of Occupational Therapists, the members of The Occupational Therapy Hub, ant the OT on linkedin, and we are now seeking to gather additional perspectives.


If you are an occupational therapist working in mental health within the English-speaking community, your insights would be highly valuable. Please feel free to contact me to contribute to this work.


Every perspective matters in shaping a more comprehensive and global understanding.


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Hub Team
Hub Team
May 04

Thanks for your post Gaelle! We see you've already posted about this research; please limit any further posts about this, to maintain space for other Members' queries. Good luck with the study!

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