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Welcome to the November issue of OTnews! This issue features the launch of our new campaign 'The power of occupational therapy - transforming health and social care', which you'll hear more of over the next 12 months.

Commenting on children’s social care reforms announced today, children and young people’s professional advisor at the Royal College of Occupational Therapists, Dr Sally Payne, said: ‘We welcome the reforms and hope that a focus on early help and prevention will ensure better outcomes for children, young people and families.

Emma Wilberforce shares her inspiring journey to becoming an occupational therapist, guided by a family legacy of care. Learn about her path, first placement experience, and advice for aspiring OTs.

Do you want to influence the actions we take to support the OT workforce in less than 30 minutes?

Best known for her role as Lady Danbury in Bridgerton, actor Adjoa Andoh is open about living with dyspraxia.

The lack of funding for social care is a huge concern. Social care services, provide support for people at home so that they can continue to lead meaningful lives.

With over 34 years of expertise, Charlie is an internationally renowned occupational therapist, leader, researcher and educator.

Occupational Therapy (OT) Week 2024 RCOT celebrates the power of occupational therapy.

Anna Faithfull, Head of Digital Channels, shares some of the features we’re incorporating into our new website to enable us to deliver a more accessible and inclusive browsing experience for members and visitors

Developing our latest evidence-based guidelines: Maintaining occupations when living with dementia.