This presentation describes how Yoga’s Pancamaya Model fits well with OT’s holistic approach, practice framework, and AOTA Centennial Vision 2025.

Occupational Therapy: Doing Good and Doing Well Featuring OTAC past president Richard Bookwalter, MS, OTR/L

Join other occupational therapy practitioners and students for a fun night at the SAP Center to enjoy a San Jose Barracuda hockey game while supporting a good cause! All proceeds go to the OTAC PAC (Political Action Committee), which provides a voice for occupational therapy practitioners in California.

Join OTAC to learn about and advocate on OTAC’s priority legislative bills. Participants receive talking points on the legislative bills that we will discuss during legislative visits.

This course is for anyone who wants to learn ASL signs, letters and numbers as well as how, when and why to sign with young children with general speech and language delays and disorders, developmental delays, childhood apraxia of speech (CAS), autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, and hearing loss.

Research indicates that the prevalence of pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders is 80% in the special needs population and 20% in typically developing children.

This 2-day, hands-on lab intensive seminar is designed to further enhance the ability to treat individual’s with CNS dysfunction.