Strategies for Thriving in Seasonal Changes as an OT Working with Animals & Aquatics

Animals and Aquatics

In this episode of "Animals and Aquatics," your host Gina, a mom, wife, occupational therapist, private practice owner, entrepreneur, and OT educator, delves into the crucial topic of seasonal planning for occupational therapists working with animals and aquatics. She highlights the importance of adapting to the changing seasons, particularly in a four-season climate, and shares strategies for planning client care, maximizing the benefits of each season, and aligning personal and professional schedules. The concept of backward planning is explored, ensuring that therapists can meet their goals and provide a seamless experience for their clients. Listen in for her insights and practical tips on thriving in the world of Occupational Therapy.

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