"I'm looking to move into a career in design (interior and, possibly, garden). I am looking to buddy up with another OT who is working in this area and is particularly interested in neuro-inclusive design as an emerging area for OTs to make their mark... If you feel it's something you'd like to try, so that we can both add to our CPD, please do let me know." Reach Laura directly and network via this OT Circle discussion.

As AI transforms healthcare delivery, OT and other healthcare practitioners face an important question: 'How do we integrate AI, while preserving the human connection that defines our practice? The future we weave together as practitioner and client, technology and humanity, innovation and tradition will determine whether AI represents a threat or an unprecedented opportunity' - Karen Jacobs.

A taste of moving and handling theory! This short course outlines theoretical foundations that underpin effective moving and handling techniques, emphasising dignity and safety. It provides valuable insights into the principles that drive best practice; true mastery comes from hands-on experience. Free with OT+ Membership, the course includes a test and self-reflection; a CPD certificate and Hub Badge then evidences your learning.

This group exists to connect qualified and practising independent Occupational Therapists, for support, information-sharing and networking. It fosters valued conversations and learning worldwide. Are you passionate about independent OT? Do you wish to augment your CPD? If so, why not put yourself forward as the new Administrator? For more details or to register your interest, visit outgoing Admin Penny's post, or contact the Hub.

Parental burnout is cited as a serious but often-overlooked health issue. It differs from workplace burnout, because parenting has no clock-out boundary or resignation procedure. Occupational scientists note that the parenting role involves over 100 distinct occupations, spanning the fulfilment of children's fundamental, developmental and social needs. Findings suggest OTs are uniquely positioned to help.

This is definitely one to watch! 'What’s Art Got To Do With It?' is a documentary about the healing power of art and community. It take us inside the world of mental illness, homelessness, addiction and poverty. You will discover how five people, despite their unique challenges, find fulfilment and celebration in their new-found interest in art. Directed by arts-based Occupational Therapist Isabel Fryszberg and co-produced by Janet Parsons, we are very proud to be showcasing it on the Hub!

"I have found this approach invaluable in keeping occupation central to my practice, particularly within a complex and restrictive environment. It has contributed to improved patient outcomes, while also strengthening my professional identity and confidence as an occupational therapist... I would love to hear your views on the article, my critique and whether occupational formulation could add value in your setting" (Lisa Jamieson - OT, Journal Club Host). It's free to join The OT Journal Club! Read, contribute thoughts, then save or print for your CPD.