Occupational Therapy

Workplace culture is about more than employee happiness and it’s crucial for a thriving business, says paediatric occupational therapist and co-owner of MoveAbout Therapy

As demand for occupational therapists increases, severe shortages in remote and regional communities are causing stress and burnout in the industry. The surge

A Queensland woman who offered occupational therapy to people affected by illness and injury without the required medical registration has been convicted and fined.

A new occupational therapy program being run at Charles Darwin University (CDU) for the first time is set to drive much-needed professionals into the Northern Territory’s

We are very excited to announce that Leanne Healey, Director of Everyday Independence has been awarded Occupational Therapist of the Year at the 2018 Australian Allied Health

Physiotherapists are being encouraged to get onboard Tradies National Health Month this August, to help raise awareness of the health and injury risks affecting those who

Occupational Therapy Australia (OTA) has called for urgent improvements to the National Disability Insurance Scheme’s arrangements for the care of children aged 0 to

Occupational therapists from around the world will join their Australian counterparts in Perth forOccupational Therapy Australia’s (OTA) 27th National Conference and

Bond University has expanded its health and medicine faculty, with the launch of a Masters of Occupational Therapy aimed at filling the

Jordon Matthews has witnessed the benefits of occupational therapy on aged care residents first-hand. The Griffith