Apraxia Made Easy – Ideational vs Ideomotor vs Dressing vs Constructional & More –...
This article features the most common kinds of apraxia associated with occupational therapy, prognosis, and treatment.
About Apraxia
Apraxia is a neurological disorder that is...
Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) Made Easy for Occupational Therapy – Bonus Quiz: Test Your...
BONUS: Take the OT Dude GCS Quiz at the end to test your knowledge.
Here are some ways I remembered how to to calculate the...
How Do Babies Learn to Sit? Occupational Therapy Activity Analysis
I watched my 6 months old learn to sit for the first time. It was insightful watching them learn without any teaching from an...
Content & Criterion Validity – Occupational Therapy Research Methods
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0g8wd-zkuM
Reliability vs Validity
First of all, why do we even care about validity? Whenever we question or analyze a measuring tool (no matter what it...
Construct and Face Validity – Occupational Therapy Research Methods
https://youtu.be/qkR0Z_7NMio
Reliability vs Validity
First of all, why do we even care about validity? Whenever we question or analyze a measuring tool (no matter what it...
Should Occupational Therapy School Use Student-Centered Learning?
In a recent student and new grad discussion group, I read an insightful comment about one OT student's experience in occupational therapy school. They...
Occupational Therapy Loan Forgiveness Guide
What is Student Loan Forgiveness?
Depending on the occupational therapy program you attend, you may have a small or large loan obligation. Under some circumstances,...
Topics and Procedures to Review for Acute Care Fieldwork & Job Occupational Therapy
A list of topics to review before, as you start, and during your fieldwork. You may not able to review some of these topics...
Capstone Poster Tips
In this video, I will go over some capstone tips that I wish I knew and I hope will help you when designing your...
Dangling Patients in Bed in Acute Care and Acute Rehab
Dangling is a funny term for sitting on the edge of bed, but many occupational, physical, and other therapists use it quite often. Learn...
