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The Engaged Child in Occupational Therapy
Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy
2020, Vol. 87(2) 127-136
Authors: Rachel G. D’Arrigo , Jodie A. Copley, Anne A. Poulsen, and Jenny Ziviani
This is our 'now for something completely different' article that does not correspond to our ADHD theme but we hope will appeal broadly across Paediatric OT and even to other professions.
How you can get involved:
1. Tell your friends and colleagues about us. We are aimed at OTs but some of our topics are certainly relevant for other professions.
2. Rate & review on the podcast app – this helps others find the podcast.
3. Email us
4. Check out our Facebook Page
5. Become a Patreon supporter. You can support us on different levels with different perks
* Research Rookie at $1/month - get access to our closed Facebook group
* Research Roadie at $10/month - get access to the closed Facebook group, get a blank critique form, a copy of the article in advance (where copyright permits) and a copy of the transcript. Also get a bonus episode each term where we speak to an expert on that term's topic who has picked one of the articles.
* Research Rockstar at $15/month - get all the above perks but instead of just a recording of the bonus episode, you get to be part of it live and pose your questions to our expert in real time.
Please note: This podcast is hosted by trained and experienced health professionals. Advice given in this podcast must be used with consideration of individual client and family needs. The podcast hosts do not take any responsibility for assessments or interventions completed or undertaken by the listeners.
Podcast theme music by www.transistor.fm/?via=music . Learn how to start a podcast at transistor.fm.
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By Sarah Cavallaro & Mim RoddaThe Engaged Child in Occupational Therapy
Canadian Journal of Occupational Therapy
2020, Vol. 87(2) 127-136
Authors: Rachel G. D’Arrigo , Jodie A. Copley, Anne A. Poulsen, and Jenny Ziviani
This is our 'now for something completely different' article that does not correspond to our ADHD theme but we hope will appeal broadly across Paediatric OT and even to other professions.
How you can get involved:
1. Tell your friends and colleagues about us. We are aimed at OTs but some of our topics are certainly relevant for other professions.
2. Rate & review on the podcast app – this helps others find the podcast.
3. Email us
4. Check out our Facebook Page
5. Become a Patreon supporter. You can support us on different levels with different perks
* Research Rookie at $1/month - get access to our closed Facebook group
* Research Roadie at $10/month - get access to the closed Facebook group, get a blank critique form, a copy of the article in advance (where copyright permits) and a copy of the transcript. Also get a bonus episode each term where we speak to an expert on that term's topic who has picked one of the articles.
* Research Rockstar at $15/month - get all the above perks but instead of just a recording of the bonus episode, you get to be part of it live and pose your questions to our expert in real time.
Please note: This podcast is hosted by trained and experienced health professionals. Advice given in this podcast must be used with consideration of individual client and family needs. The podcast hosts do not take any responsibility for assessments or interventions completed or undertaken by the listeners.
Podcast theme music by www.transistor.fm/?via=music . Learn how to start a podcast at transistor.fm.