
Occupational therapy best practices ask us to integrate knowledge into practice. Each episode offers a conversation aimed at translating the most current research into clinical action for occupational therapy practitioners. Produced by the STAR Institute, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, in an effort to further our commitment to impacting the quality of life.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 5 years ago | 
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Anita Bundy, ScD, OT/L, FAOTA, FOTARA is a professor and head of the occupational therapy department at Colorado State University. She has conducted decades of experiments and research in Risky Play. Listen as Dr. Bundy shares both the benefits of ri... more
Family Nurse Practitioner and Parent, Holly Healy offers both personal and professional insights into sensory differences. She recognizes the way that traits of ADHD and SPD present similarly and offers insight into her process as a parent of a child... more
Join Dr. Lori Desautels to explore how trauma and adversity impact the developing brain and body and show up in the challenging behaviors we sometimes see. Learn about mitigating the effects of trauma in our schools and communities while building res... more
Parents of two boys with sensory differences discuss the experience of diagnosis and their pathway to building a sensory lifestyle for their family.
Episode Guests: Jerade and Maria Tipton
The views expressed in the following presentation are those... more
According to the Administration for Children and Families (n.d.), nearly 500,000 children and youth are currently in the foster care system in the United States. Caregivers and professionals who work with children in the foster care system must have ... more
Making Sense Season 3 is Sponsored by Our Community Partner Summit Sensory Gym
Are you an occupational or physical therapist struggling to excite your patients with different therapeutic activities, or even worse are finding that your therapists and... more
The concept of neurodiversity is credited to a sociologist named Judy Singer. Neurodiversity recognizes and pays respect to the diversity of human minds, and the infinite variation in neurocognitive functioning within our species (Walker, 2014). Toda... more
Evidence-based practice is vital to focus the OT lens and voice in the autism community. Occupational therapists are in a position to recognize the importance of the occupation of caregiver and provide evidence-based support in intervention when wor... more
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