Awaken Your Truth with RiTika Rose

April is Occupational Therapy Month. RiTika Rose and guest Sara Deyal, both Occupational Therapists, bring insights to this truly wholistic rehabilitation profession. Both having over 20+ years experience in this field, listen in to understand this beautifully broad scope of practice and how Occupational Therapy supports it's patients from birth to end of life with physical, emotional, social aspects of life.
RiTika Rose has an extensive background working with the adult and geriatric populations in skilled nursing, acute/subacute hospital settings, home health, and private practice.
Sara Deyal has a speciality and great knowledge working with children in private OT clinics, home health, and school systems.
This show aims to support the profession of Occupational Therapy by explaining the profound nature of this therapy model, clear any misconceptions about Occupational Therapy, and discuss the importance it has in the rehabilitation and medical settings in treating patients as a whole into their highest quality of life.

Living with the Truths of Long Covid. Listen in as Sally Riggs DClinPsy discusses her personal journey of Living with Long Covid. From Sally: Healing from Long Covid is possible with a mind-body approach Are you still struggling to recover from Long Covid after months or even years? Have you tried every recovery method imaginable, but none seem to be working. Are you feeling isolated and hopeless— like you’ll never get your life back. Are you suspecting that the mental side is the cog that is preventing you from returning to a normal life. It may be time to try a different approach. One that focuses on dismantling the mind-body barriers keeping you from recovering. I offer Long COVID coaching to help people just like you reclaim your life back. https://www.sallyriggs.com/ https://www.sallyriggs.com/longcovid-workshops/ Email: [email protected]

April is Occupational Therapy Month. RiTika Rose and guest Sara Deyal, both Occupational Therapists, bring insights to this truly wholistic rehabilitation profession. Both having over 20+ years experience in this field, listen in to understand this beautifully broad scope of practice and how Occupational Therapy supports it's patients from birth to end of life with physical, emotional, social aspects of life.
RiTika Rose has an extensive background working with the adult and geriatric populations in skilled nursing, acute/subacute hospital settings, home health, and private practice.
Sara Deyal has a speciality and great knowledge working with children in private OT clinics, home health, and school systems.
This show aims to support the profession of Occupational Therapy by explaining the profound nature of this therapy model, clear any misconceptions about Occupational Therapy, and discuss the importance it has in the rehabilitation and medical settings in treating patients as a whole into their highest quality of life.

2020 until now has brought on many emotional challenges and stresses. When anxiety and depression take over our mind, it is important to take time for yourself. Sometimes that time to self is forced upon us. In this episode we review the last 3 years and how the isolation process can help us re-discover our true self.

No one is you and that is your Power When you discover and embody this key aspect of yourself, nothing can you hold you back any further from showing up in this world uniquely you! Learn how to find the confidence and peace to show up as your true self without limiting self beliefs. RiTika Rose shares a healing journey into self-mastery and self-empowerment, from her Chapter on Truth, written in her book TAGGED UR IT! Become the Leader of Your Own Life.

Taylor brings his passion to supporting the LGBTQ community through the coming out and grief process of authenticating one s identity. Listen in as we discuss how to build more cohesive, understanding, compassionate relationships within the LBGTQ community and broader society.

Los Angeles-based psychotherapist Nicholas Berry discusses the importance of gay visibility in today s society, understanding how one formulates their identify as a gay individual, and explaining misconceptions about the gay community in order to develop new language that can help shift perspectives from the outside world, as well as within the community, to move towards a direction of true inclusivity and acceptance.

"When you mind is not at peace neither is your body or spirit." - RiTika Rose
Your mental health is everything and everyone has it. Listen into this episode as RiTika shares 1) the theme of Mental Health Awareness Month: Back to Basics; 2) Everyone's Psychological Needs; 3) Symptoms and Warning signs, in both your personal and professional life, to check yor Mental Health; and 4) Strategies to support your Mental Health based on RiTika's Personal Success Program that has helped her clients live their most authentic, fulfilled life with freedom and peace of mind.

Join Mental Health Practitioners RiTika Rose OTR/L,CLC and Joshua Zisholtz BFA,LMSW as they share perspective on breaking the stigma and misconceptions of therapy, mental health challenges of today, plus how therapy treatment is changing and evolving to meet modern day needs to best support clients and patients into personal well-being.

April is Occupational Therapy Month. RiTika Rose and guest Sara Deyal, both Occupational Therapists, bring insights to this truly wholistic rehabilitation profession. Both having over 20+ years experience in this field, listen in to understand this beautifully broad scope of practice and how Occupational Therapy supports it's patients from birth to end of life with physical, emotional, social aspects of life.
RiTika Rose has an extensive background working with the adult and geriatric populations in skilled nursing, acute/subacute hospital settings, home health, and private practice.
Sara Deyal has a speciality and great knowledge working with children in private OT clinics, home health, and school systems.
This show aims to support the profession of Occupational Therapy by explaining the profound nature of this therapy model, clear any misconceptions about Occupational Therapy, and discuss the importance it has in the rehabilitation and medical settings in treating patients as a whole into their highest quality of life.