On this episode Jeffrey Despommier OTR, OMS, CUA, ATP, founder of AppleTree CEU discusses how OTs can support their client’s bowel and bladder management.

On this episode we talk with Hannah Philipp about her capstone project, "Enhancing Instrumental Activities of Daily Living (IADL) Education & Intervention in Inpatient Spinal Cord Injury at Shirley Ryan AbilityLab". Want to see us in action? Watch our rough cuts on our website www.moxieot.com/podcast

On this episode we talk to Patricia Motus. Patricia is an occupational therapist with many years of experience working with underserved populations in the community. She is also the host of the UnCommon OT podcast.

On this episode Dr. Maud Makoni discusses occupation-based hand therapy. She has created helpful resources for OTPs entering the world of hand therapy. Maud is passionate about occupation-based practice and provides great examples of how she has incorporated occupation into hand therapy.

On this episode we talk to Benjamin Keeling and James Garwacki about their occupation based private practice Sawdust Occupational Therapy. Ben and James share great examples of how occupation based interventions address a number of different performance skills and client factors.

On this episode, occupational therapist Kelly Wilk-Downs talks about her business Junction of Function and her resources to facilitate shoe tying for children. Kelly is incredibly creative and has developed helpful tools for occupational therapy practitioners, parents, and teachers.

On this episode we talk Dr. Hillary Napier-Gondek, Academic Fieldwork Coordinator and Clinical Assistant Professor at DePaul University. She discusses her role as a fieldwork coordinator and how fieldwork can support OT’s role in the community.

On this episode, Piper Hansen discusses the Canadian Occupational Performance Measure (COPM). She discusses her OTD project supporting practitioners in the use of the COPM and helpful tips and tricks for using it in your clinical practice.

On this episode we talk with Jazmine Mack and Kate Breen about OT’s role in the treatment and recovery of COVID-19. Jazmine and Kate are occupational therapists who have worked throughout the spectrum of care during the pandemic. Their commitment to occupation based practice is inspiring and making a huge impact on their client’s lives.

On this episode we talk to Caitlin Newman about her role as an occupational therapy researcher. Caitlin is an Occupational therapist and therapy manager at the Shirley Ryan AbilityLab. She shares some of her many experiences as a clinician and a researcher.