
OT in Palliative Care
This thought from one of our presenters during last week’s Palliative Care Coffee Club was particularly impactful. She shared how playing chess with a patient

This thought from one of our presenters during last week’s Palliative Care Coffee Club was particularly impactful. She shared how playing chess with a patient

Participation Matters: Why Disability Sport Is Occupational Therapy in Action This OT Week’s theme — “Participation Matters: Transforming Lives Through Meaningful Occupation” — is

What does your heritage look like in occupation today? A braai with family? 🔥 Cooking a traditional family recipe? Music, dancing or storytelling? Wearing something

Pain doesn’t affect everyone in the same way. For one person, it might mean struggling to play with their children. For another, it might mean

The OT Link is turning 8! That’s eight years of growing, learning, and linking evidence to practice—together. Thank you for being part of the journey:


Thank you to all who’ve learned, shared, and grown with us at the OT Link in 2025! We’ve loved journeying with you — linking evidence

As we close out another meaningful year of learning together, we want to extend our heartfelt thanks to every one of you who has been

✨ Disability Rights Awareness Month Spotlight: A Legal Breakthrough ✨ Disability Rights Awareness Month is an important opportunity for us, as occupational therapists, to reflect on our

✨ If you do one thing this OT Week to advocate for your profession, make it this: join your professional association – OTASA. By