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Stroke

Occupational therapy practitioners can help people with stroke regain function and learn new ways to perform everyday activities. Occupational therapy interventions for stroke address occupational performance and participation, cognition, movement, and vision.

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Resources to support occupational therapy practice

Use AOTA’s evidence-based practice resources to promote function and participation of people with stroke and their care partners in a variety of practice areas and settings.

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Clinical Practice Guidelines

Occupational Therapy Practice Guidelines for Adults with Stroke

Evidence-based clinical recommendations and knowledge translation tools to support occupational therapy practitioners’ clinical decision making when working with people after stroke and their care partners.

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Research and articles

Expand your knowledge with the latest research, perspectives and solutions from occupational therapy practitioners.

Books, assessment tools, and continuing education

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Special Interest Sections and Communities of Practice

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Functional Cognition Community of Practice

Connects members addressing functional cognition to support their learning needs, using evidence based practices, and sharing of experiences and challenges across the lifespan and settings. This CoP is housed under the Developmental Disability Special Interest Section.