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UK Remembrance Day is an opportunity to recognise and reflect on the lives and experiences of those who have served, those serving today, and the families and communities connected to them.

In this blog, Sophie McLean, Occupational Therapist, Jeanete Higham, Occupational Therapy Degree Apprentice, Angela Alty and Nicola Thornton, Clinical Lead Occupational Therapists, reflect on the services, policies, processes and practice within their workplace that support the wellbeing of the early career occupational therapy workforce. Challenges are acknowledged, but through an intentional and multi action approach their reflection shows what can be achieved. This article is part of our wellbeing collection focusing on early career, sharing real-world insights and examples of what can make a meaningful difference to wellbeing, belonging and professional growth.

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RCOT has published a new informed view setting out why occupational therapists are experts in enabling participation.

RCOT has launched its Northern Ireland Election Manifesto, calling on the next Executive to cut waiting times, strengthen the occupational therapy workforce and improve access to occupational therapy support.

As the recognised experts in helping people take part in everyday activities whilst living with disability, after illness, trauma or an accident, the UK’s 48,000 occupational therapists are this week (2–9 November) celebrating the success of this increasingly important branch of healthcare.

The key points from our response to the APPG on Allied Health Professions call for evidence: neighbourhood health

Find out what RCOT is influencing in Wales and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

Find out what RCOT is influencing in England and across the UK and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

Find out what RCOT is influencing in Scotland and across the UK and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

Find out what RCOT is influencing in Northern Ireland and what it means for the profession and the people it supports.

I recently attended the launch of the Independent Review into Autism, ADHD and Mental Health with Professor Fonagy, Chair of the Review, and Alison McGovern, Minister of State for Social Care and Mental Health.