Introduction to Matrescence: OT perspective on the transition to motherhood

12 November 2026

Introduction to Matrescence: OT perspective on the transition to motherhood

This interactive workshop introduces OTs to matrescence, the complex occupational transition into motherhood. Learn how to embed matrescence informed approaches into your existing role and enhance your ability to recognise and respond to the occupational, emotional and systemic dimensions of motherhood in everyday practice.

Environmental Home Modifications – The Basics

6 November 2026

Environmental Home Modifications – The Basics

This two-day practical workshop equips occupational therapists with foundational skills in environmental modifications, focusing on measurement, design, clinical reasoning, and client-centred approaches. Participants will gain hands-on experience, learn to apply legislation and best practices, and build confidence in designing and documenting home modifications.

Using MOHO to Inform Practice

4 November 2026

Using MOHO to Inform Practice

This interactive session will explore the Model of Human Occupation (MOHO) in a clear, accessible way. Through considering examples from diverse settings, you’ll discover how MOHO can deepen your understanding of clients, support assessment and guide therapy.

Complex Home Modifications

24 October 2026

Complex Home Modifications

This one-day workshop focuses on deepening your skills in complex design principles, advanced knowledge of legislative requirements and documentation. Ideal for those supporting clients through the NDIS and other funding schemes. The workshop will equip you with the skills to justify modifications, solve design challenges, and produce high-quality, compliant reports.

Getting started with generative AI: A beginner’s guide for OTs

19 October 2026

Getting started with generative AI: A beginner’s guide for OTs

A practical, beginner-friendly workshop designed to help occupational therapists confidently get started with generative AI and apply it safely and effectively in everyday practice.

Environmental Home Modifications – The Basics

9 October 2026

Environmental Home Modifications – The Basics

This two-day practical workshop equips occupational therapists with foundational skills in environmental modifications, focusing on measurement, design, clinical reasoning, and client-centred approaches. Participants will gain hands-on experience, learn to apply legislation and best practices, and build confidence in designing and documenting home modifications.

Elevate Your OT Practice with Generative AI: Intermediate Workshop

2 October 2026

Elevate Your OT Practice with Generative AI: Intermediate Workshop

An interactive, intermediate-level workshop for occupational therapists ready to build on their existing generative AI knowledge and refine use of tools, prompting techniques and clinical applications.

The PAIR Model as an implementation tool for Best Practice Framework/Principles in ECI - 28 SEP 26

28 September 2026

The PAIR Model as an implementation tool for Best Practice Framework/Principles in ECI - 28 SEP 26

The Paediatrics Interest Group invites you to their September meeting

Neurodiversity Affirming Exploration of Sensory Experiences

24 September 2026

Neurodiversity Affirming Exploration of Sensory Experiences

This webinar explores how occupational therapists can support neurodivergent clients to understand and navigate their sensory experiences using neurodiversity-affirming approaches. You’ll learn when and how to use different sensory assessment tools, how to adapt them, and how to translate findings into meaningful strategies that enhance participation. Ideal for OTs wanting practical, respectful, and client-centred ways to work with sensory needs.

Understanding safe moving and handling practices for people with disabilities

19 August 2026

Understanding safe moving and handling practices for people with disabilities

This course introduces a practical model for understanding necessary and unnecessary moving and handling when supporting people with disabilities, and applies it across weight-bearing and non-weight-bearing care tasks using safe patient handling principles. Participants will learn how to assess complex care tasks, guide care staff in safe techniques, and translate this knowledge into effective interventions, training, and clear safe work procedures for real-world situations.