Occupational Therapy and Gender-Affirming Care During ADLs: Your Role and Your Responsibility
Participants will learn about foundational terminology and gender-affirming ADL practices, including binding and tucking, stand-to-pee devices, and more.
Showcase your specialized practice knowledge by earning an advanced certification through AOTA's exam-based program. Explore certifications available in Gerontology, Pediatrics, or Physical Rehabilitation.
Transgender and gender-diverse individuals face unique barriers that can result in occupational injustice, deprivation, and alienation. Occupational therapy practitioners have the skills necessary to deliver client-centered, gender-affirming care that promotes engagement in healthy occupations.
Participants will learn about foundational terminology and gender-affirming ADL practices, including binding and tucking, stand-to-pee devices, and more.
Designed to address the evolving needs of mid- to advanced-level occupational therapy practitioners working with adult populations, this specialty conference on September 13-14 in Cleveland, Ohio, offers expert-led sessions and networking opportunities to help you stay ahead in your field.
No matter where you are on your career journey, AOTA membership helps you be your creative best and achieve your goals. Grow with AOTA.
Your AOTA membership includes access to essential, everyday practice guidance that helps you provide the best care for your clients and be seen as a trusted provider.
AOTA is leading the profession to be more diverse, equitable, and inclusive through its commitment to developing DEI resources and tools to strengthen occupational therapy practitioners' contribution to a healthy and engaged community.
Occupational therapy practitioners analyze how an individual's cognition affects their ability to do the things they want and need to do and collaborate with clients to design individually-tailored interventions using ADLs and (IADLs) that are meaningful to the client and provide direct application of functional skills.
Rest and sleep is a foundational occupation in the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework, 4th edition. Occupational therapy practitioners can help clients, groups, and communities to manage and develop healthy and effective routines and habits to promote sleep.
Occupational therapy practitioners work with clients who may be or who are experiencing pain. Services are often provided in multi-disciplinary teams, where clients can benefit from the team approach.