Interoception is critical for embodiment, motivation, and well-being, yet it remains poorly understood. Learn how it links to nutrition, how it changes with age, and how to share findings across an interprofessional team. shr.link/tr74i

A questionnaire measuring occupational value showed good reliability in 95 stroke survivors, but because it did not detect change over time, the authors suggest using it for assessment and goal setting rather than tracking outcomes. bit.ly/4ylE0ms

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With tomorrow's live webinar, 'Yoga Tools for Teens™: Mindful Movement for Teen Populations,' learn to help your teen clients reduce anxiety, boost mental performance, and build resilience by exploring key teen stressors. Register here: bit.ly/4hXj7YF

Getting your CE shouldn’t be scary. Our Monster Deal makes it a treat: join and grab a $20 Amazon* gift card. Promo code: GRAB20 *Amazon is not a sponsor of this promotion. shr.link/ohil2

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This fall prevention guide features an OT professor on why falls come from the person, the activity, and the environment, and which home changes help. bit.ly/3VHWtfu

A 17-year-old who was paralyzed from the neck down after a spinal cord injury last November just finished the Chicago Marathon, crediting a big personal goal sparked by a story his therapist shared. bit.ly/4iitbwu

Tomorrow's live webinar is filling up quickly! Don't miss out on 'Leveraging AI and Automation to Support Clinical Professionals' by saving your spot here: bit.ly/4yh0QeI

A Yale pediatric neuro-oncologist calls physical and occupational therapy imperative after childhood brain tumor treatment, alongside school services, since radiation can affect executive function and short-term memory. bit.ly/3TPFjvL

Stir up some skill building this Halloween! No spells required, just a little OT magic. What's brewing in your sessions this month?

This piece on helping parents in recovery rebuild identity, routines, and balance this fall will resonate with OTs, and it includes an occupational therapist's own story of how work gave her purpose in early sobriety. bit.ly/4hMMBbs

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In a small prospective study of 21 hospitalized patients with rheumatoid arthritis, an intensive inpatient version of the SARAH hand program led to improved grip strength and Q-DASH scores in 20 of 21 patients by discharge. bit.ly/4zdyiUq

A school OT in Green Island, NY reviews classrooms with teachers to cut visual clutter and noise, showing how school-based OT can support every student, not only those on a caseload. bit.ly/4elWTOP

In this new course, examine how flotation devices, resistance equipment, mats, boards, and pool jets alter support, resistance, instability, and sensory input. Learn to dose and progress aquatic equipment safely for meaningful transfer to land-based interventions. Take the course here: continued-links.com/kznlz

Researchers are using birdwatching outings to help stroke survivors with aphasia practice communication through a meaningful, accessible outdoor activity, though the program is still conceptual and evidence is still being gathered. bit.ly/3Vu21tS

Five residents at a Texas senior living community formed a "Builder's Club" and now assemble furniture, playhouses, and ride-on toys for neighbors and local families, and the videos have drawn millions of views. It's a joyful example of what OTs know well: meaningful occupation and valued roles keep people engaged at every age. bit.ly/4hInJ4O