The three-part Brain Injury Rehabilitation series is designed to help build a deep, applied understanding of brain function, recovery and clinical practice. Combining science, strategy and real-world context, it provides a roadmap to deliver meaningful, client-centred rehabilitation. First in the series, 'Foundations of Neuro-Cognitive Rehab' integrates current research and applied strategies. It is open for anyone to enrol in. Courses 2 and 3 are following shortly.

'Whether you celebrate Halloween, observe Día de Muertos, participate in another tradition of ancestral remembrance, or simply appreciate the changing seasons, this time of year offers opportunities to reflect on the relationships between creativity, community and meaningful participation' - Josie Jarvis OT. This article honours occupational therapy's creative roots, ancestral traditions and the power of collective occupations to transform healthcare.

"Does anyone have experience working with someone with the above condition and, if so, can you name any interventions that worked to reduce symptoms (if possible), or manage symptoms more sufficiently to increase quality of life? Many thanks." If this is your area, please do share thoughts with Sara and others in her OT Circles discussion. Engaging in these networking spaces is also a great form of CPD for you!

A 2026 multi-centre cross-sectional study. 'Supportive work conditions and internal work experiences were most strongly associated with intention to remain in the profession. Autonomy enhanced health and well-being, but did not directly affect intention to remain in the profession. Participants aged 30-36 years reported a lower intention to remain in the profession than those in the younger and older age groups.'

Enter the fascinating world of sensory processing and integration, in this popular OT CPD Course (included with OT+ Membership!) Learn about the eight sensory systems, how processing differences shape behaviour and how sensory challenges impact daily lives. The short course has been developed with Sensory Integration Education, by highly experienced occupational therapists who are advanced practitioners in sensory integration.

Our Partnerships support the exposure and growth of health and social care organisations, allowing them to reach highly relevant professionals, on a global scale. Strategic and PromOTe Partnerships offer mutually-beneficial routes and bespoke marketing, respectively. Learn more via our newly-updated page.