WA Occupational Therapy Association

Assistance Dogs and Therapy Dogs
2022-08-05 08:30 - 16:30 (Australia/Perth) | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
FRIDAY AUGUST 5TH – 08:30 – 16:30
Presented by TALITHA CLEMENTS
Course content :-
Aims of the course is to provide OTs with the knowledge on how to support their clients to gain the services of a dog, whether that is through access to Animal-Assisted Therapy or accessing their own Assistance Dog.
Practical Content will cover:
– What is an Assistance Dog
– How to support people to gain access to Assistance Dogs
– Assessing whether your client is suitable/ready for an Assistance Dog
– Gaining funding for an Assistance Dog
– Specific NDIS information around Assistance Dogs
– Dog Specific information – what to look for in a dog, training an Assistance Dog
– How to access Animal-Assisted Therapy and other forms of therapeutic use of animals
Material Provided
– Will include print out slides
– Case Studies
– Examples of completed and successful application
– Further resources
Target Audience – Is OTs with an interest in assisting people to access Assistance Dog, to train their own Assistance Dogs, or introduce Animals into their therapy work.
About the Presenter :-
Talitha is the Owner/Director of Cornwall House OT Services. This includes working across various fields including early intervention, school-aged intervention, adults and community-based work and older aged care. Particular experience in managing complex disabilities and complex behaviour management.
In 2018 she commenced the Cornwall House Therapy Dog Program, followed up by the Cornwall House Equine Therapy Program. In 2021 online workshops supporting the education of fellow OTs to use Dogs within a therapy setting were set up along with assistance for people to receive Assistance Dogs.

Date
Friday August 5th, 2022
08:30 – 16:30

Venue
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost
Early bird before 5/6/22
Member/Student $200.00
Rural/remote member $150.00
Non-members $395.00
Standard rate after 5/6/22
Member/Student $250.00
Rural/remote member $185.00
Non-members $395.00

Refreshments
Welcome Tea/Coffee, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.

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Sensory Stimulation for older adults 2022
2022-07-29 08:30 - 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL, IF YOU WISH TO BE PLACED ON A WAITLIST FOR A CANCELLATION PLEASE EMAIL OUR PD CO-ORDINATOR, CAROLYN EARLE AT C.EARLE@BIGPOND.COM
This workshop is designed for Occupational Therapists working in community or residential care settings and is suitable for new and experienced therapists. The content will be relevant for those who treat older adults who are approaching the middle to later stages of dementia and end of life. This workshop is also suitable for Occupational Therapy Students who are considering a career with older adults.
There will be a mixture of lecture style content, interactive discussion, and practical activities.
The aims of the course are for participants to:

Understand how sensory stimulation can be used with older adults
Increase knowledge and confidence in how to assess and treat people in the later stages of dementia
Recognise the important role that the occupational therapist can play in facilitating quality of life and wellbeing with this client group

Content will include:

Revision of dementia including the different types, signs, symptoms, stages and strengths
An overview of sensory stimulation and the benefits to the older population
Exploration into different ways to assess sensory preferences to ensure appropriate sensory activities can be prescribed
Hands on participation in a range of sensory stimulation intervention ideas
An opportunity to apply lessons learned to own workplaces by considering the role of the Occupational Therapist, and barriers and enablers to implementation

Participants will receive copies of the workshop slides as well as practical resources to support practice.
About the Presenter.
Since graduating from a double degree of Occupational Therapy and Business Administration from Curtin University, Elizabeth Oliver has worked in both community and residential care settings for large not-for-profit aged care providers for the past 15 years. During her aged care career, Elizabeth has lead a range of culture change and care innovation research projects, and has gained extensive experience in implementing the Montessori Approach as a method of fostering person centred care.
Elizabeth strives to increase the recognition of the value of allied health services to this client group and to improve access to therapeutic interventions that can enhance the functional abilities, participation, quality of life and wellbeing of older adults, particularly those living with dementia. Elizabeth is also committed to inspiring people to consider working in the aged care industry. She has tutored in the Gerontology Unit at Curtin University for numerous years, as well as working in Interprofessional Coordinator and Clinical Educator Coordinator roles.
In recent years, Elizabeth has formed her own private practice, Memory Box Collective, with an aim to bring joy into the lives of older adults, through consultancy, training, research, resources and special projects. Memory Box Collective has been the community partner in a number of Curtin University’s Occupational Therapy honours projects. The most recent research project has focused on using Occupational Therapy and Speech Pathology students as facilitators of “task boxes” to facilitate meaningful engagement in residential care settings.

Date
Friday July 29th, 2022
08:30 – 16:30

Venue
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost
Early Bird before 29/5/22
Member $200.00
Rural/remote member $150.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $100.00

Standard Rate after 29/5/22
Member $250.00
Rural/remote member $185.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $120.00

Refreshments
Welcome Tea/Coffee, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.

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Applying Kitchen AT and Meal Preparation Strategies 21/7 OTIHS Interest Group
2022-07-21 07:30 - 08:30 | Virtually Online
The next OTIHS Session in July will be provided by Jacqui Lund. Jacqui will share a practical approach to kitchen skills. You will be able to learn a range of approaches including the use of technology, and other mainstream equipment that is available that can be used with people who are wanting to maximise independence in the kitchen.
Date: Thursday 21st July
Presenter: Jacqui Lund
Time:
Please dial in from 7.15am
Commencing at 7.30am – 8.30am
Location: Virtual Attendance. Link will be emailed separately, please check your emails a few days before PD. If link not received, please check your junk folder or contact the WAOTA office info@waota.com.au
Cost
Free for members of WAOTA
Non-members $10
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Taking the Coaching Approach 2022
2022-07-15 08:30 - 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
About the course:
The ‘Taking a coaching approach’ workshop offers an additional developmental tool for those who work directly with people. It is built on a style of communication and motivation aimed at unlocking a person’s potential to maximise their performance. Rather than ‘telling, directing and instructing’ the coaching approach aims at developing internal or self-motivation – aiming at the ‘inner person’ rather than external motivators. It is aimed at helping a person learn rather than teaching them.
The aim of the workshop is to provide coaching principles and processes and practice sessions to consolidate within people helpers a methodology that taps into the potential that exists within the client or patient. The methodology focuses on questions that raise awareness (what is happening around the client or patient; raise self-awareness (what they are experiencing personally) and to raise responsibility (take responsibility for their actions and increasing ownership and accountability).
Practical coaching principles and processes are demonstrated, elaborated and practiced within the workshop. The workshop involves two full practice sessions of combining the coaching principles, coaching process (the GROW model) and the listening and speaking skills of the coaching approach.
A full set of support notes are provided for each participant that covers the principles, processes and the listening and speaking of the coaching approach.
Target Audience
The coaching approach can be applied to any, and all, human interaction. It is particularly relevant to those engaged in people helping, people management, people leadership, people development and people care.
Session One: Defining Coaching and the Coaching Approach.

What is coaching?
Coaching demonstration and debrief
Distinctions between professions (mentoring, consultant, manager, therapy, counselling etc)
Listening as a coach – listening ‘to’, ‘though’, ‘just’ and the 3 ‘A’s of listening

Session Two: Coaching with the GROW Model

Introduction to the GROW model
Working with the GROW coaching questions
Coaching practice and debrief

Session Three: Facilitating a Coaching Conversation

Speaking with clear intention
What makes a good coaching question?
Genuine inquiry and unattached advocacy

Session Four: Further Practice Facilitating a Coaching Conversation

Coaching practice
Debrief and highlight learning applicable to the OT role

About the Speaker
Graham has spent the past 51 years of his life encouraging, supporting, and developing people in leadership and management roles. He has had extensive experience in the Training and Development field, including initially being instrumental in developing strategic training and development for Youth Workers and young people, then, moving into the management and development consultancy field having three interrelated arms or services: Leadership development, Coaching and Facilitation services and a Training arm.
Graham completed a Graduate Diploma in Professional Coaching from at the Newfield Institute (Australia) in 2001 that focused on ontological coaching models and frameworks. Over the past 8 years Graham has designed and facilitated a program titled ‘Taking the coaching approach’. This program has been used extensively in Saint John of God Health Care hospitals and facilities across Australia to develop health care workers to develop a coaching approach. It has also been used extensively in the WA Health Department, including WA Country Health (WACHS).

Taking the coaching approach

Date
Friday 15th July 2022
08:30 – 16:30

Venue
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost

Early bird before 15/5/22
Member $200.00
Rural/remote member $150.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $100.00

Standard rate after 15/5/22
Member $250.00
Rural/remote member $187.50
Non-members $395.00
Student $120.00

Refreshments
Welcome Tea/Coffee, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.

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Kinesiotaping, Dupuytrens, and The Terrible Triad 27/6 Hand IG
2022-06-27 17:30 - 18:30 | Zoom Online
This upcoming HIG will be featuring three presenters from Specialised Hand Therapy Services on the below topics of interest:
Lydia Ngoo will be presenting on the concepts and techniques of rehabilitative taping using kinesiotape for the hand and upper limb.
Johaline Eshlin will be presenting on the pathology, current literature and treatment techniques for the management of Dupuyren’s contractures.
Melanie Kidd will be presenting on the current concepts for the treatment of traumatic fracture-dislocation injury pattern of the elbow.
Date: Monday 27th June
Time: 5.30pm
Location: via zoom, link will be emailed separately so please check emails.
Cost
Free for members of WAOTA
Non-members $10
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Update on toileting (children and beyond)
2022-06-20 18:30 - 21:00 | Zoom Online
DOT(WA) PD Opportunity TONIGHT – Monday 20th June
Tabitha Poole presents an Update on toileting (children and beyond)
Tabitha loves to talk about wees and poos, so much she made a whole career around it! Tabitha has worked in paediatrics for the majority of her 11-year-long career in Occupational Therapy. She has practiced in regional and metropolitan Western Australia as well as the UK. She has been a member of the Therapy Focus continence team for 6 years and derives untold satisfaction from that special day when a parent sends a photo of a poo in the toilet.
This presentation will consist of continence red flags, referral options and practical strategies and approaches to improve continence across the lifespan (with a particular focus on children).
Date: Monday 20th June 2022
Time: 6:30pm-9pm
Location: Online via Zoom
Join Zoom Meetinghttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/82509246472
Meeting ID: 825 0924 6472

Motivational Interviewing 14th June - Workplace Rehab Interest Group
2022-06-14 17:30 - 18:30 | Zoom Online
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Self Regulation 2022
2022-06-10 08:30 - 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
Self-regulation is a skill everyone needs to thrive across all ages. It is a common occupational therapy goal for occupational therapists working with children and families, and also one which has very varied research. It is considered to be an essential skill for development, and something that can impact every area of our life, at every point. Yet there are such different views of what it actually is, and how to develop self-regulation.
This workshop comes from a lens supporting children, families and adults around children to learn self-regulation, however the concepts and models are applicable across ages. Here are some of the topics that we will cover in this workshop:

What is self-regulation? Looking into the differing definitions and perceptions of self-regulation in practice, and society. Self-regulation can be an ambiguous topic so we will go through some of the fields of thought, and the evidence behind these, to delve into what self-regulation actually is.
An overview of self-regulation frameworks and tools, and the evidence behind these.
Developing self-regulation: assessment and intervention approaches for practice.

About the Presenter :-
Emily Burns has worked at Calm and Connected since graduating in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy). Calm and Connected is a private, community-based practice, working with children, families and schools, including delivering positive behaviour support services. In addition to individualised services, Calm and Connected run therapy camps throughout the year, which Emily has been a team leader on since the first camp in Perth, in 2015. Emily has jointly presented with Kate Keisler at guest lectures at both Curtin University and Edith Cowan University and has presented many other workshops online, and face to face on topics such as self-regulation and sensory processing.

Date
Friday June 10th, 2022
08:30 – 16:30

Venue
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost
Early bird before 10/5/22
Member $200.00
Rural/remote member $150.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $100.00
Standard rate after 10/5/22
Member $250.00
Rural/remote member $185.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $120.00

Refreshments
Welcome Tea/Coffee, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.

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PRPP - Intervention Course
2022-05-30 08:30 - 2022-06-02 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL, IF YOU WISH TO BE PLACED ON THE WAITING LIST IN CASE OF A CANCELLATION OVER THE WEEKEND PLEASE EMAIL OUR PD CO-ORDINATOR
CAROLYN EARLE ON C.EARLE@BIGPOND.COM
Presented by – Dr Chris Chapparo and Dr Judy Ranka.
The Perceive, Recall, Plan & Perform Intervention Course is designed for use by occupational therapists who have completed a PRPP Assessment course. The intervention approach aims to improve task performance mastery by addressing the specific cognitive strategy application behaviours identified through PRPP assessment as most impacting on mastery.
Instructional methods used to address these behaviours incorporate cues and prompts that align with specific perceive, recall, plan and perform processing operations and preferences. The efficacy of this approach has been observed in children and adults with a variety of diagnoses and conditions that impact on everyday cognition and demonstrated through research with adults with traumatic brain impairment and children with social and behavioural difficulties.
Objectives
Compare and Contrast PRPP Intervention with other forms of occupational therapy task-focused methods
Select critical strategy application behaviours to address in therapy
Set measurable occupational performance goals for task mastery and strategy application
Design a detailed plan to build strategy application behaviours required to improve or maintain performance mastery.

PRPP Intervention Course ( 4 day course )

Date
Monday 30th May – Thursday 2nd June, 2022
08:30 – 16:30

Venue
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost

Early bird before 31/3/22
Member $840.00
Rural/remote member $680.00
Non-members $1660.00
Student $440.00
Standard rate after 31/3/22
Member $1080.00
Rural/remote member $800.00
Non-members $1660.00
Student $520.00

Refreshments
Welcome Tea/Coffee, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.

Book Online
If you prefer booking offline, you can use the registration form below.
**PD Registration Form 2021
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PRPP - Assessment Course
2022-05-23 08:30 - 2022-05-27 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL, IF YOU WISH TO BE PLACED ON THE WAITING LIST IN CASE OF A CANCELLATION OVER THE WEEKEND PLEASE EMAIL OUR PD CO-ORDINATOR
CAROLYN EARLE ON C.EARLE@BIGPOND.COM
Presented by – Dr Chris Chapparo and Dr Judy Ranka.
The PRPP (Perceive Recall Plan Perform) Assessment is a standardised, client centred, criterion referenced, occupational therapy assessment of occupational performance. It is used with clients of any age, gender, diagnosis, or cultural background whose performance is compromised by difficulties with the cognitive demands of occupations.
The assessment yields information about performance mastery and cognitive strategy application behaviours. Strategy application behaviours assessed align with dimensions of attention and perception (P), learning, memory and recall (R), planning, decision-making and judgment (P), and the capacity to act on decisions and follow-through with plans (P).
Findings from the PRPP Assessment are then used to plan PRPP intervention where the focus is on developing strategy application behaviours required by everyday tasks and to improve task performance mastery. The PRPP assessment is used internationally and has been translated into several languages. It has established validity in a variety of practice domains including neurology, mental health, learning disabilities, autism, chronic pain, HIV-associated neurocognitive disorders, and dementia.
Objectives
Describe the occupational therapy, neurosciences and educational foundation of the assessment, and its psychometric properties
Assess and score task performance mastery from videotaped examples of client performances using Stage One of the PRPP Assessment
Assess and score cognitive strategy application behaviours applied to tasks on dimensions of perceive, recall, plan and perform from videotaped examples of client performances using Stage Two of the PRPP Assessment.
Write specific, measurable mastery and strategy application goals for clients assessed.
Use the PRPP Assessment as a client centred outcome measure of occupational performance.
Understand the implications of assessment findings for occupational therapy intervention.

PRPP Assessment Course ( 5 day course )

Date
Monday 23rd May – Friday 27th May, 2022
08:30 – 16:30

Venue
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost

Early bird before 31/3/22
Member $1050.00
Rural/remote member $850.00
Non-members $2075.00
Student $550.00
Standard rate after 31/3/22
Member $1350.00
Rural/remote member $1000.00
Non-members $2075.00
Student $650.00

Refreshments
Welcome Tea/Coffee, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.

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**PD Registration Form 2021
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Mental Health - WAOTA Student Committee 19/5
2022-05-19 18:30 - 20:00 | Zoom Online
WAOTA students welcome Andrew MacKinnon as our presenter for mental health! Andrew is a psychoanalytic psychotherapist & occupational therapist with extensive experience working in Perth, Melbourne and London. During his 12 years in London, Andrew worked within the National Health Service (NHS) with patients with Emotionally Unsustainable Personality Disorder using a mentalisation based treatment (MBT) approach. He has also completed training as a group analyst and in cognitive analytic therapy (CAT). Andrew’s therapeutic stance is warm and empathetic– constantly striving to understand and get to know his patients.
Presenter: Andrew MacKinnon
Date: Thursday 19th May
Time: 6.30pm
Location: Virtual zoom
Cost
Members of the WA OT Association $5 (please ensure you are a member of our Association, if in doubt please try to log into your account via our website https://waota.com.au/login/ or email info@waota.com.au to confirm).
Non-members $10.00
Please note if you purchase the incorrect ticket and fail to reply to emails and phone calls, your ticket will be cancelled and placed back into circulation for someone else to purchase.
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Ramps and Other Physical Access Issues: 19th May OT Services Interest Group
2022-05-19 07:30 - 08:30 | Zoom Online
This workshop has sold out, please email WAOTA office (Lorna) info@waota.com.au if you would like to be added to the waitlist for any cancellations.
Title: Ramps and Other Physical Access Issues: in practice and considering legislation and guidelines
This presentation covers the essentials of ramps for wheelchair and ambulant users, as well as other considerations for access. There will be a discussion of client considerations and how these can affect ramp choice and design, key design principles and assessment criteria relating to ramps, and discussion of the different types of ramps available (portable, temporary and permanent).
Date: 19th May
Presenter: Caila Ihle
Time:
Please dial in from 7.15am
Commencing at 7.30am – 8.30am
Location: Virtual Attendance. Link and PowerPoint will be emailed prior to event, please ensure to check your emails
Cost:
WAOTA members free (please ensure you are a member of our Association, if in doubt please try to log into your account via our website https://waota.com.au/login/ or email info@waota.com.au to confirm).
Non-members $10.00
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Vocational Rehab
2022-04-21 18:30 - 20:00 | Zoom Online
The WAOTA student committee is back with another exciting PD! This month, we would like to welcome Alex who specialises in community and return to work services. He has had substantial clinical experience working in both private and public settings with ample knowledge and background in NDIS services with previous involvement in disability employment services. He particularly specialises in functional and workplace evaluation to help people return to their previous life activities with added focus on ADL assessment and provision of services. As an AHPRA accredited occupational therapist, Alex will be sharing with us his extensive knowledge in vocational rehab ranging from identifying the capabilities of injured workers to assisting them to seek suitable employment.

Presenter: Alex Manera

Date: Thursday April 21st

Time: 6:30pm

Location: Zoom (link will be emailed separately)

Cost:
WAOTA members $5.00 (please ensure you are a member of our Association, if in doubt please try to log into your account via our website https://waota.com.au/login/ or email info@waota.com.au to confirm).
Non-members $10.00
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Home Modifications Complex 2022
2022-04-09 08:30 - 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
After the previous success of both the basic and complex course Sandi Lightfoot from the University of Sydney has confirmed to return to Perth and repeat these courses in April 2022.
Sandi Lightfoot is an OT and service manager for a home visiting modification service covering the local government areas of South West Sydney. She has worked for the Universities of Sydney and Western Sydney since 1987. Her area of expertise includes environmental modifications, occupational performance and outcome measures for ensuing that clients’ reach their maximum potential. She is currently involved with the honors panel for OT Australia, has developed publications with NSW Health for safe design and aged care facilities, and has participated in numerous working parties and panels related to service development for HACC Home Modifications Services, Universal and Adaptable Design. She is also a foundation member and the NSW Health representative on the Home Modification Clearing House based at the University of NSW
The complex course will include complex bathrooms for conceptual designs, major ramps and lift considerations and kitchen design. Participants can attend the complex course only if the basic course has already been completed or they have 4 or more years experience within this clinical area or similar.
NDIA responsibilities will also be addressed as well as the National Associations working party issues. We are privileged to have Sandi with us who consults on these National committees.

Complex Course

Date
Saturday 9th April
8:30-16:30

Venue
Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost

Early bird before 4/2/22
Member $200.00
Rural/ remote member $150.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $100.00
Standard rate after 4/2/22
Member $250.00
Rural/remote member $185.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $125.00

Refreshments
Welcome coffee /tea, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided

SCHOLARSHIP FOR HOME MODIFICATION COURSES
It is WAOTA’s pleasure to announce that Sandra Lightfoot has kindly agreed to provide a scholarship to a rural and remote WAOTA member who attends a home modification course, this will cover expenses including course registration, travel and accommodation and will be reimbursed after the finish of the course.
(all Rural and Remote MEMBERS registered for this course will be considered for this scholarship)
Book Online
Pay via invoice options are available using the ‘Book Online’ function below. Proceed to checkout and please ensure your billing details including company name are correct. Once your order has been received our finance officer will generate your invoice and email to the email address provided
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Basic Home Modifications 2022 (2nd course)
2022-04-07 08:30 - 2022-04-08 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
Following past success of both the basic and complex Home Modification courses Sandi Lightfoot from the University of Sydney has confirmed to return to Perth and repeat these courses in April 2022.
Sandi Lightfoot is an OT and service manager for a home visiting modification service covering the local government areas of South West Sydney. She has worked for the Universities of Sydney and Western Sydney since 1987. Her area of expertise includes environmental modifications, occupational performance and outcome measures for ensuing that clients’ reach their maximum potential. She is currently involved with the honors panel for OT Australia, has developed publications with NSW Health for safe design and aged care facilities, and has participated in numerous working parties and panels related to service development for Home Modifications Services, Universal and Adaptable Design. She is also a foundation member and the NSW Health representative on the Home Modification Clearing House based at the University of NSW
The two day basic workshop is specifically targeted to therapists new to the area and will include: Theories behind practice, anthropometrical measurement for design, basic grab rail and handrail installation, step design and minor ramping, basic bathroom modifications, the role of the building code for design purposes and terminology and documentation.
NDIA responsibilities will also be addressed as well as the National Associations working party issues. We are privileged to have Sandi with us who consults on these National committees.

2 Day Basic Course

Date
Thursday 7th April and Friday 8th April, 2022
8:30-16:30 daily

Venue
Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost

Member $500.00
Rural/remote member $370.00
Non-members $790.00
Student $250.00

Refreshments
Welcome coffee/tea, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided

It is WAOTA’s pleasure to announce that Sandra Lightfoot has kindly agreed to provide a scholarship to a rural and remote WAOTA member who attends a home modification course, this will cover expenses including course registration, travel and accommodation and will be reimbursed after the finish of the course.
(all Rural and Remote MEMBERS registered for this course will be considered for this scholarship)
Book Online
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'In my Shoes' - school based program for students on the autism spectrum
2022-04-05 18:30 - 19:30 | Zoom Online
Presenter: Dr Amy Hodges, presenting an update of the ‘In My Shoes’ school based program for students on the autism spectrum.
Date and time: Tues 5th April, 6:30pm
Zoom details: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89570085552 Meeting ID: 895 7008 5552
Dr Amy Hodges is an Occupational Therapist with more than 6 years clinical experience in private practice, government and not for profit organisations predominantly in the community disability paediatric sector. Amy’s work in a community based school aged intervention service piqued her interest in the area of autism and inclusive education. Amy’s doctoral studies involved developing and evaluating the feasibility, fidelity and preliminary effectiveness of a school based intervention aimed at improving the school participation and feelings of connectedness of primary school students on the autism spectrum.
On Tuesday 5th April at 6.30pm, Amy will be sharing a brief overview of the intervention (entitled In My Shoes) and findings from the feasibility study conducted across 6 mainstream primary schools in Perth in 2020. Amy will share the benefits and challenges of conducting research in schools and factors that support and hinder the feasibility of school based interventions. This webinar may be of particular interest to Occupational Therapists working in schools or with students on the autism spectrum or with a particular interest in inclusive education.

Home Modifications Basic 2022
2022-04-04 08:30 - 2022-04-05 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
After the previous success of both the basic and complex course Sandi Lightfoot from the University of Sydney has confirmed to return to Perth and repeat these courses in April 2022.
Sandi Lightfoot is an OT and service manager for a home visiting modification service covering the local government areas of South West Sydney. She has worked for the Universities of Sydney and Western Sydney since 1987. Her area of expertise includes environmental modifications, occupational performance and outcome measures for ensuing that clients’ reach their maximum potential. She is currently involved with the honors panel for OT Australia, has developed publications with NSW Health for safe design and aged care facilities, and has participated in numerous working parties and panels related to service development for HACC Home Modifications Services, Universal and Adaptable Design. She is also a foundation member and the NSW Health representative on the Home Modification Clearing House based at the University of NSW.
The two day basic workshop is specifically targeted at therapists new to the clinical area and will include: Theories behind practice, anthropometrical measurement for design, basic grab rail and handrail installation, step design and minor ramping, basic bathroom modifications, the role of the building code for design purposes, as well as covering terminology and documentation.
NDIA responsibilities will also be addressed as well as the National Associations working party issues as we are privileged to have Sandi with us who consults on these National committees.

2 Day Basic Course

Date
Monday April 4th and Tuesday April 5th, 2022
8:30-16:30 daily

Venue
Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost

Early bird before 4/2/22
Member $400.00
Rural/ remote member $300.00
Non-members $790.00
Student $200.00
Standard rate after 4/2/22
Member $500.00
Rural/remote member $370.00
Non-members $790.00
Student $250.00

Refreshments
Welcome coffee/tea, morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea provided

SCHOLARSHIP FOR HOME MODIFICATION COURSES
We are also pleased to announce that Sandra Lightfoot has kindly agreed to provide a scholarship to a rural and remote WAOTA member who attends a home modification course, this will cover expenses including course registration, travel and accommodation and will be reimbursed after the finish of the course.
(all Rural and Remote MEMBERS registered for this course will be considered for this scholarship)
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Mental Health Skills 2022
2022-04-01 08:30 - 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
Friday 1st April 2022
Presented by : James Tannenbaum
This workshop is designed for therapists wanting to understand more about applying mental health skills to therapy. It is both a didactic and experiential workshop designed to give participants an overview of a range of skills based on current cognitive behaviour therapies and mindfulness. The workshop includes specific Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) concepts that may be practiced immediately and implemented with a wide range of clients.
DBT is a transdiagnostic therapy with a strong behavioural focus. It has some favourable approaches including a specific orientation around increasing skillful behaviour whilst reducing unhelpful behaviour to achieve goals. It also has a structure which assists therapist to learn and implement the principles with fidelity.
DBT is also integrative and aligns well with occupational therapy practice.
Topics to be covered include:

Mindfulness
Coping skills
Emotion regulation

Participants can expect to undertake mindfulness and awareness practices as well as self-reflection exercises that may in turn be applied with clients. Participants will receive a comprehensive slide pack with supplementary information as well as references for further exploration.
About the Presenter
James Tannenbaum is an Occupational Therapist with extensive mental health experience, currently with an inpatient focus. James is currently a senior occupational therapist providing group based Dialectical Behaviour Therapy at Perth Clinic, which is a 100-bed private psychiatric hospital where he has been since 2016.
Prior experience includes mental health trainer at Richmond Wellbeing, training staff and community workers in recovery oriented practice as well as trauma-informed care. In addition to mental health, James worked at 2 Rio Tinto sites for one year, under employment by Sonic Health Plus as a health and wellness consultant.

Date
Friday April 1st, 2022
08:30 – 16:30

Venue
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost
Early bird before 1/3/22
Member $200.00
Rural/remote member $150.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $100.00
Standard rate after 1/3/22
Member $250.00
Rural/remote member $185.00
Non-members $395.00
Student $120.00

Refreshments
Welcome Tea/Coffee, Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea will be provided.

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Workplace Modification
2022-03-29 17:30 - 18:30 | Zoom Online
Workplace Modifications are aimed at assessing an individual’s work requirements and environment and determining appropriate equipment, support and training needs to assist them to safely perform their work tasks to their fullest potential. This session will focus on workplace modifications in the disability and injury management space for both worker’s compensation clients and clients with non-comp conditions.
Presenter: Jasmine Cowdroy graduated as anOccupational Therapist from James CookUniversity in 2016 and is currently a Principal Consultant at Konekt Workcare. She is an assessor on the National Panel of Assessors and has been undertaking Workplace Modification Assessments for 3 years. Jasmine has a keen interest in working with DVA clients and undertaking complex ADL and workplace assessments.
Date: Tuesday 29th March 2022 (Rescheduled, previously 15th)
Time: 5.30 – 6.30pm
Location: Via Zoom (recently updated to a zoom event. Link will be emailed a few days prior to the event)
Cost:
WAOTA Members: Free
Non-members: $10
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Hand Interest Group PD (March)
2022-03-28 17:30 - 19:00 | Zoom Online
Welcome to the first Hand Interest Group meeting for 2022! We are excited to announce our presenters for this meeting with some fabulous topics. We have Claire Miotti presenting on Flexor Tendon Repairs, Gen Tanner presenting on Ulnar Fractures, and Tahliya Norman presenting on Lunotriquetral Instability. We will be hosting this meet via Zoom so please book a place prior to the day. We look forward to seeing you for what will be a great first meet!
Date: Monday 28th March
Time: Commencing 5.30pm
Location: via Zoom (link will be emailed 24th-25th March, please ensure to check your emails prior to the event)
Cost
WAOTA members – free
Non-members – $10
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Introduction to Australian standards relating to bathroom modifications
2022-03-24 07:30 - 20:30 | Virtually Online
Presenters Neil Ducie and Elizabeth Wiggins-Teede will use a case scenario approach of how a Registered Builder and OT navigate and collaborate together for Bathroom modifications. It is an introduction only, with a focus on barriers and compliances for OTs to be aware of. The scenario approach fosters awareness of standards and compliances for the specific home environment so that this allows the audience to apply this knowledge.
Date: 24th March
Time:
Please dial in from 7.15am
Commencing at 7.30am – 8.30am
Location: Virtual Attendance. Link will be emailed 21st – 22nd March, please ensure to check your emails
Cost:
WAOTA members free
Non-members $10.00
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WAOTA is offering a Basic and Complex home modification courses for anyone interested in learning more about this topic.
Basic 7th & 8th April https://waota.com.au/event/basic-home-modifications-2022-2nd-course/
Complex 9th April https://waota.com.au/event/home-modifications-complex-2022/

Feeding Therapy
2022-03-17 18:30 - 20:30 | Zoom Online
The WAOTA student committee is happy to welcome Maddison Balk who works in community paediatrics and the disability sector. Maddison graduated from Curtin University in 2015 and has been working in paediatrics, mental health and disability for not-for-profit and private practices across Perth. Maddison has developed expertise in pediatric and disability mental health, sensory processing and regulation, and feeding therapy. This evening she will be sharing her knowledge of the important role OTs have in mealtimes and the different types of feeding therapies OTs use to assist clients with feeding challenges.
Date: Thursday 17th March 2022
Time: 6.30pm
Presenter: Maddison Balk
Location: Virtual Online. Zoom link will be emailed 14th – 15th March, please ensure to check your emails
Cost
WAOTA Members – $5
Non-members – $10
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Basic Neurological Assessment 2022
2022-03-11 08:30 - 16:30 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
This course is centred on Basic Neurological Assessment and aiming to provide attendees with a greater depth of understanding of why and how specific assessment components are undertaken by Occupational Therapists working with individuals with a neurological condition. The course also aims to provide a practical understanding of what the assessment results represent and how they will link to Occupational Therapy intervention.
The course will cover:
• The basis of why Neurological Assessment is important in Occupational Therapy practice
• What components make up a thorough Occupational Therapy Initial Neurological Assessment
• How to implement an Initial Neurological Assessment including practical application of techniques
• The analysis of assessment findings, as they relate to Occupational Therapy practice
• How to link assessment findings to intervention
On completion of the course, attendees will be armed with the practical knowledge of how to complete a Basic Neurological Assessment and how to connect it to Occupational Therapy practice.
About the Presenter
Since graduating from Curtin University in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy, Carlo Divita developed his skills in Neurological Assessment working at Royal Perth Hospital and Fiona Stanley Hospital in the areas of acute neurosurgery and neurology, stroke rehabilitation and acquired brain injury rehabilitation. Most notably across his career he has spent six years as a Senior Occupational Therapist on the State Acquired Brain Injury Rehabilitation Services unit, helping to influence its development as one of the most well-regarded specialist brain injury units in Australia.
He completed a Master of Clinical Rehabilitation in Neurological Occupational Therapy, from Flinders University in 2015 and has been recognized for his level of expertise in this area, publishing a research paper and presenting at multiple state and national conferences.
Details
Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade Como
Early Bird before 11/2/22
Member $200
Rural/Remote Member $150
Student $100
Non-member $395
Standard Rate after 11/2/22
Member $250
Rural/Remote Member $187.50
Student $120
Non—member $395
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Pain from an OT perspective - 2022
2022-02-25 08:00 - 16:00 | Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como, Western Australia, 6152, Australia
THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL. PLEASE REGISTER YOUR INTEREST FOR THE WAITLIST OR REPEAT COURSE TO OUR PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CO-ORDINATOR, CAROLYN EARLE ON C.EARLE@BIGPOND.COM

About the course :-
Chronic pain management is a major and growing challenge for patients, healthcare professionals and the global healthcare system. Pain science can be quite disheartening as a topic – as there are no magic bullets or quick fixes in treating chronic pain. This can make engaging with this condition difficult, with the result that occupational therapists might choose to avoid exploring this area. Of all the approaches used in the treatment of chronic pain, occupational therapy shows some of the most promising results but remains relatively unknown to the public and other healthcare practitioners.
This workshop aims to introduce pain science and unveil the role of occupational therapy in chronic pain rehabilitation. The goal is to take the science and help occupational therapists translate it into tangible, clinical concepts and tools. It is suitable for new or experienced therapists wishing to gain a broader understanding in this area. We will be reviewing the most recent and relevant approaches and technologies for the care and management of chronic pain. Topics to be covered include:
Pain Science Made Simple Learn about the basic neuroscience of pain, and the interrelationship between physiological, psychological, environmental and occupational processes in pain perception.
Pain Assessment in Occupational Therapy Practice Gain an overview of how to assess patients with pain (acute and chronic), and using assessment findings guide diagnostic, rehabilitation and occupation-related care plans
Interventions for Common Clinical Pain Syndromes Explore the different approaches to treat chronic pain, current available evidence on their efficacy and relevance in various occupational therapy settings. Discover how occupational therapists can implement effective interventions through therapeutic neuroscience education, psychological approaches, functional rehabilitation, soft tissue therapy and assistive technology.
This workshop will be delivered in a casual manner with inspiring recovery stories and short gentle yoga breaks (to make your experience as pain free as possible). You will leave with a better foundational knowledge and understanding in this emerging area of practice for occupational therapists.
About the Presenter :-
This workshop will be presented by Ian Cheok who is a senior occupational therapist at LifeWorks Occupational Therapy and TADWA, where he focuses on chronic pain care, mental health, and the use of immersive technologies such as virtual reality in clinical practice.
Ian graduated from Curtin University with a Master of Occupational Therapy degree, receiving the Head of the School Award and Outstanding Mentor Award. Additionally, he has received training from The Neuro Orthopaedic Institute, and is currently completing his postgraduate studies in chronic pain management with McGill University.
Prior to his role in occupational therapy, Ian was a Computer Science graduate from the University of Western Australia, and had worked for 16+ years in the areas of user experience design and software engineering.
Course details :-
Location: Pagoda Conference Room, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como
Date: Friday 25th February, 2022
Time: 8.00am – 16.00pm
Topic: Pain from an OT perspective
Presenter: Ian Cheok
Cost: Early Bird before 25/12/21
Member $200
Rural/remote member $150
Non-member $395
Student $100
Standard rate after 25/12/21
Member $250
Rural/remote member $185
Non-member $395
Student $120
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**PD Registration Form 2021
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Overview of Indigo Programs and Initiatives (Geat2Go)
2022-02-17 07:30 - 08:30 | Zoom Online
Presenter: Lisa Ozsdolay
Indigo OT Lisa Ozsdolay will be presenting at our February OTSiH interest group. Lisa has been instrumental to the rollout of geat2GO and will provide an overview of Indigo services and an update on geat2GO. Indigo were awarded a contract from the Department of Health to participate in a trial as a national provider of Goods, Equipment and Assistive Technology (GEAT) through the Commonwealth Support Home Programme (CHSP), the program has been operational since 16 August 2021.
As always there will be ample opportunity for questions and discussion.
Date: 17th February 2022
Time: 7.30am – 8.30am
Location: Virtual only, link will be emailed 14th – 15th February
If tickets have sold out, please email the WAOTA office info@waota.com.au and request to be added to the waitlist for any cancellations.
Virtual attendance
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Please note: Should you no longer be able to attend, please email the WAOTA office as soon as possible so your ticket can be allocated to someone else

AAIMH WA Endorsement Program
2022-02-15 18:30 - 20:00 | Zoom Online
Date: Tuesday 15th February
Time: 6.30pm
Presenter: Anne Lowagie
Zoom details: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89620742703
We know that children’s wellbeing goes hand in hand with the wellbeing of their family. Safe, stable and nurturing relationships with caring adults are the building blocks of healthy development and good mental health. Professionals in the early childhood and family field play a key role in promoting and supporting those all-important foundational relationships.
OTs working with babies, young children and their families, particularly those facing chronic adversity, know this work can be challenging. It requires a complex set of skills, high levels of professional development and commitment. This means that practitioners also need access to quality training opportunities and reflective experiences that support them in their work.
In 2020, the West Australian Branch of the Australian Association for Infant Mental Health (AAIMH WA) introduced Infant Mental Health (IMH) Endorsement®, a workforce development and support system. An internationally recognised credential, IMH Endorsement demonstrates a professional’s experiences and competency in the infant, early childhood and family field and their commitment to a reflective, relational approach to their work. Growing evidence indicates that endorsed professionals are better prepared to support the foundational early development of babies and young children, in the context of their caregiving relationships.
Anne will discuss this program with us and how it can support us to work with young children and their families.

Vocational Rehabilitation 2022
2022-02-11 13:00 - 17:00
Due to popular requests WAOTA presents a half-day course on Vocational Rehabilitation.
Workplace rehabilitation is the process of helping an injured worker recover and return to work following an injury or illness. Otherwise known as Vocational Rehabilitation is a process which enables persons with functional, psychological, developmental, cognitive, and emotional disabilities or impairments to overcome barriers in accessing, maintaining, or returning to employment or other useful and meaningful occupation.
Vocational Rehabilitation is a set of services designed to assist individuals with disabilities to become self-sufficient
This course aims to provide an in-depth view of areas of vocational rehabilitation;

Case Management
Job Task Analysis
Risk Assessments
Hierarchy of goals (Same Employer/New Employer)
Specific Services
Barriers to Vocational Rehabilitation
Vocational assessments/counselling
Work trial canvassing
Work trial negotiations and RTWP development
Worksite reviews
Functional training
Ergonomic Assessments
Job seeking/reverse marketing

This course is tailored to any Allied Health professional looking to gain a basic understanding of Vocational Rehabilitation services, the benefits and key deliverables.
Presented by : Hannah Thong
Hannah is the Regional Team Leader at WorkFocus Australia. She is an Occupational Therapist and has extensive experience in Vocational Rehabilitation.
She has a passion for advocating for and educating people about occupational therapy and the value it can have in improving a person’s quality of life.
Currently her role provides Injury Management advice and providing vocational rehabilitation services as a Team Leader with WorkFocus Australia. She can comfortably manage a varied caseload of clients, ensuring each client has the highest level of client centred care and support. She also manages a team of Rehabilitation Consultants that service Regional WA. Her strengths lie in a organised and proactive approach to case management and her ability to build excellent rapport with clients.

Date
Friday 11th February, 2022

Time
13:00 – 17:00 course

Venue
Pagoda Ballroom, Pagoda Resort, 112 Melville Parade, Como

Cost
Early Bird before 11/12/21
Member $100.00
Rural/ remote member $75.00
Non-members $187.50
Student $50
Standard rate after 11/12/21
Member $125.00
Rural/ remote member $92.50
Non-members $187.50
Student $65.00

Refreshments
Afternoon Tea included

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Dog Assisted Therapy and Autism Assistance Dog Programs
2021-12-07 18:30 | Zoom Online
Date: Tuesday, 7th December 2021
Time: 6.30pm
Presenter: Nat O’Neill
Topic: Dog Assisted Therapy and Autism Assistance Dog Programs
Nat O’Neill, Occupational Therapist at Kites Therapy
Nat graduated in 2004 and spent many years as a senior OT in community rehab. In 2009 she discovered an organisation called Animal Companions, who were bringing dogs in to visit patients at SCGH. She signed herself up, and spent many years volunteering with her own pet dog. She had chosen to study OT because she had always wanted to work with children, so when the opportunity came up to work with therapy dogs in a paediatric setting she jumped at it. Kites Therapy provides centre based Dog Assisted Therapy with their OTs and also provides Autism Assistance Dogs to work with children and families out in the community. They are linked with the expert dog trainers at Guide Dogs WA, and provide unique and creative ways for children to achieve their therapy goals with the help of their four legged friends.
Zoom video conference details:

Meeting ID: 837 1482 7593
Join Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83714827593

Zoom instructions can be found on DOT(WA) website: https://dotwa.org.au/monthly-meeting/
If you have any difficulty joining the meeting and require support from the DOT(WA) Executive Committee, call Jacqui Hunt on 0407 834 097.

Hand and Upper Limb Course-2021
2021-11-27 09:00 - 16:00 | Curtin University 108: 119-120
THIS COURSE IS NOW FULL – IF YOU WISH TO BE PLACED ON THE WAITLIST IN CASE OF A CANCELLATION PLEASE EMAIL OUR PD CO-ORDINATOR – CAROLYN EARLE ON C.EARLE@BIGPOND.COM.
Due to the practical nature of this course, attendees are limited to 20, so register quickly to secure your place This interactive and practical full day workshop will provide a theoretical basis for your clinical reasoning when working with patients with hand and upper limb conditions. The workshop is aimed at new graduates, therapists interested in hand therapy, and therapists new to the field. The program for the day includes an anatomy refresher, review of healing timeframes and assessments that determine our intervention, discussion of common upper limb conditions, and a practical splinting workshop, including the opportunity to fabricate a splint.
Coordinated by Yvette Pickering, this workshop will be presented by experienced Occupational Therapists working in hand and upper limb.
Date Saturday 27th November 2021
9:00 – 16:15
Venue OT Laboratory Curtin University
Early bird before 27/9/21
Member $200
Rural/ remote $150
Non-members $395
Student $100
Standard rate after 27/9/21
Member $250
Rural/ remote $175
Non-members $395
Student $120
Refreshments Morning tea and lunch will be provided
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A day in the life of an OT in Workplace Rehabilitation & panel discussion
2021-11-18 17:30 - 19:00 | Curtin University (building/room TBA)
Email WorkplaceRehab@waota.com.au to register free of charge or for more information
