Interoception & Introspection
The research is clear, interoceptive sensory processing challenges contribute to many of the mental and body-based client factors that OT assessment and intervention target. Indeed, there is evidence to support that practicing introspection without interoception leads to negative psychological effects. Helping practitioners understand the contributions of interoception and introspection to health in mind and body will assist in the client-centered delivery of OT services and enable client to strive for full health and meaningful participation. Taught by two practitioners who have been where you are. We have over 45 years of combined experience and have designed this course with you in mind!
Interoception & Introspection
The research is clear, interoceptive sensory processing challenges contribute to many of the mental and body-based client factors that OT assessment and intervention target. Indeed, there is evidence to support that practicing introspection without interoception leads to negative psychological effects. Helping practitioners understand the contributions of interoception and introspection to health in mind and body will assist in the client-centered delivery of OT services and enable client to strive for full health and meaningful participation. Taught by two practitioners who have been where you are. We have over 45 years of combined experience and have designed this course with you in mind!
We invite you to experience an evidence-based approach to developing embodied self-knowledge in yourself & your clients.
A course designed by Carrie Schmitt, OTD, OTR/L and Robyn Chu, MOT, OTR/L
More freedom and joy:
Taught by two practitioners who have been where you are. We have over 45 years of combined experience and have designed this course with you in mind!
Are you an occupational therapist with years of experience who has invested tons of time and energy into continuing education? Is trying to learn everything you need to know to be a good OT, giving all you have to your clients, and continuously seeking more knowledge leading to feeling burned out?
What if we told you there is a way to complement your education by leaning into self-knowledge? Perhaps learning to trust your implicit knowledge as a guide will lead to more freedom and joy in your everyday practice!
You will experience:
