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Jessica Remick (30) interviews her husband Michael Remick (31) about how his aneurism changed his life.

Two occupational therapists discussing why their profession is personally meaningful.

Using task analysis starting a company filling a need

Bailey LeBoeuf Johnson is an Occupational Therapist in the state of Colorado, and an inspiring agent of change within the profession. Identifying a gap in mental health services, she created her own business to provide the best quality of care...

In this inspirational interview, Dr. Dawn Evans describes her lived experience as an agent of change in the occupational therapy profession as well as Northeastern Board President of the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention. Dr. Dawn Evans is also a...

Interview with my cousin regarding how COVID-19 affected her life, occupation, and what brought her to the life she lives today.

In this inspiring interview, Kelvin Moore describes his lived experience as an agent of change in the profession of occupational therapy. Kelvin Moore, OTR/L owns Ally Therapy Specialists which is a pediatric early intervention program.

Interview of an Occupational Therapist about her experience being an agent of change for the profession.

Martin (known name) works in a community based rehab program in Herbertpur, India. It's called Anugrah project. In this interview he talks about his experiences at the field.

Interview with Occupational Therapy Professor and Global Advocate for feeding disorders Dr Kate Barlow

Senior Paediatric OT Melissa from Singapore sharing her lived experience as an agent of change in Pain Clinic

Steve tells his story about career changes from ballet to occupational health therapy, his path toward Buddhism, personal relationship and connecting back to community through volunteering.

Two pedatric occupational therapists and friends talk about their work as occupational therapist practitioners.

Dr. Pizzi is an Occupational Therapist, professor and Wellness Lifestyle Coach with 38 years of experience. I had the opportunity to interview with him today regarding his experience as an agent of change and recommendations for the field of occupational...

This interview with Dr. Taggart included six questions about her career as an occupational therapist.

Carl Berger (77) and his wife Sharon Berger (76) talk about when Carl suffered from a dissected artery, fell into a coma, and was hospitalized for almost a year.

Conducted in Santa Cruz, California, student Kayla Penny (age 15) interviews Susan Fisher (age 45) about a childhood story and the effect it had on Susan’s future. Fisher shares her story of dealing with individuals troubled with mental health such...

This inspiring interview with Mary Malone describes her lived experience as an agent of change as an occupational therapy assistant educator. Mary Malone, M.S, OT, OTR is a Professor at North Shore Community College in Danvers, MA.

A woman speaks to her mother about growing up during the Great Depression and World War 2, and becoming an occupational therapist.

In this exciting interview, Ryan Osal discusses his lived experiences as an agent of change as an occupational therapist. Ryan Osal has worked for 11 years as an occupational therapist and has valuable lessons to share.

We talked a lot about my dad’s changing career path and how his life changed after his brain tumor.

In this inspiring interview, Dr. Adams-Cass shares her lived experience, striving to be an agent of change, as an occupational therapist. Dr. Adams-Cass is an OTA program director at Bryant & Stratton College in Syracuse, NY.

We spoke about Katharine’s work experiences. She has had many varying occupations throughout her life, which she considers a blessing because she was able to pursue all her “dream jobs”. If there was ever something she wanted to try, she...

Susan Orloff discusses her experiences as an OT since 1970, highlighting the great growth and development in the profession and reflects on the pioneers of occupational therapy

In this inspiring interview, Ben Atchison gives a wonderful example of his lived experience as an agent of change in the occupational therapy profession and the meaningful career and life that professional therapy has afforded