This week, Michael and Eleanor answer your questions about bedtime routines for sensory avoidant profiles and activities for high emotions and provide fun ways to incorporate deep breathing activities for moments of high emotion.

Plus all of our regular segments and with a laugh along the way.

If you liked something we talked about, or you learned something from listening to us, share it with your friends, family, uni classmates or colleagues. The more people that know about occupational therapy, the better!

If you have any questions you'd like answered, please send a question to the integration station via Instagram or our email podcast@otfcgroup.au

This week, Michael and Eleanor delve into the fascinating and complex topic of artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential implications on the future of reading, writing, and occupational therapy.

We also unpack practical applications of AI in clinical practice, emphasising the need for consent, privacy, and maintaining professional responsibility with AI integration in the clinical space as well as AI's role in supporting diverse learning methods.

If you liked something we talked about, or you learned something from listening to us, share it with your friends, family, uni classmates or colleagues. The more people that know about occupational therapy, the better!

If you have any questions you'd like answered, please send a question to the integration station via Instagram or our email podcast@otfcgroup.au

This week, Michael and Eleanor explain The PINCH Method.

It's a way to help an ADHD brain stay engaged and motivated by creating interest-based motivation in a task.

Research has shown that when tasks are infused with emotional relevance or immediate payoff, people with ADHD perform significantly better when novelty, urgency, and rewards are motivating factors.

And we also unpack the Cascading Effects of Sensory Development, a model helps change the way we approach sensory issues for young people with autism.

Plus a few giggles and our regular segments in between

If you liked something we talked about, or you learned something from listening to us, share it with your friends, family, uni classmates or colleagues. The more people that know about occupational therapy, the better!

If you have any questions you'd like answered, please send a question to the integration station via Instagram or our email podcast@otfcgroup.au