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Latest Features

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The Embodied Practitioner: PROOF Enhances Embodied Reflection and Professional Reasoning

Lisa M. Porter, Breanne E. Kearney, Cara Sheekey, and Emma Brady, Volume 30 • Issue 12 • December 2025, pp. 12-16 December 01, 2025

Extraordinary in the ordinary: Affirming meaning for children with complex needs

Susan Agostine, Volume 30 • Issue 12 • December 2025, pp. 18-21 December 01, 2025

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A comprehensive lifestyle intervention for stroke survivors

Ryan Bailey, Natalie Miner, Sarah Waddoups, Julie Metos, and Nancy Allen, Volume 30 • Issue 12 • December 2025, pp. 22-25 December 01, 2025

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Departments

Two people talking; one person is in a wheelchair

Careers

Tilt and recline provides effective pressure injury prevention

John Damiao Feb 01, 2022

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Capital Report

Supervision 101: Important considerations for supervisors and supervisees

Kristen Neville Dec 01, 2025

Alignment between AI ethical pillars and AOTA Code of Ethics principles

In the Classroom

Generative Artificial Intelligence for OT practitioners: Easy as ABC and 123

Kimberly Krebs, Laurelle Montagne, Juleen Rodakowski Aug 01, 2025

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In the Clinic

Navigating the hidden spectrum: A case example of late identification in women

Deborah Zeitlin and Jacy Sims Dec 01, 2025

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In the Community

Packing cultural humility into practice: Lessons from creating a bento box

Vanessa Grijalba and Brittani Ivan Dec 01, 2025

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Let's Talk DEI

2025 DEIJAB committee strategic plan update

Ricardo Altahif, Danielle Centi, Natalie Chang Wright, Dale Coffin, Cecille Corsilles-Sy, Shekiah Flowers Stinson, Jonette Ishmael, Inti Marazita, Letitia Osburn, and Jamal Smith Jul 01, 2025