It’s November, and things are heating up (academically, at least)! From powerful lessons on self-reflection during fieldwork to 10 great reasons to get published in the OT Student Pulse, this issue is packed with inspiration. Also, check out our upcoming conferences, new clinical resources, and the star of the show—our Pet of the Month!
Fieldwork as a Mirror: How Self-Reflection Deepens Learning and Empathy (A. Fawcett)
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Domestic Short Hair Cat, 3 years old Kyle, George Fox University, OTD, 2027
Muffin enjoys eating breakfast with Kyle, going on walks in the park, and playing with her fish rod. Her favorite activity is to play dead like a possum.
Have you checked out AOTA's Clinical Topics webpage recently? Discover a list of curated AOTA resources related to various clinical topics such as stroke, sleep, and musculoskeletal conditions.
Join us November 14-15 in Salt Lake City, UT, to explore frameworks for belonging, resilience, and equity with practical strategies in inclusive pedagogy, neurodiversity-affirming practices, and trauma-informed education. AOTA members and students get discounted rates! Earn up to 12.75 contact hours.
Charlotte, North Carolina | December 12–13, 2025
Elevate your clinical skills across pediatric settings, strengthen family-centered, trauma-informed practice, expand your impact in schools and communities, embrace neurodiversity and mental health advocacy, and experience Charlotte and connect with your community! There is special discount pricing for AOTA student members. Earn up to 13 contact hours.
