Surviving the NBCOT with Me: Recent Episodes
Kate Butcher
Occupational Therapist sharing study tips and tricks to help pass the NBCOT EXAM, along with the community
Join us in this episode where we learn more about Driving Rehabilitation with the expert herself, Sherrie Waugh, OTR, CDRS. Feel free to connect with her via email- Sherrie.waugh@braincenterindy.com or Social Media @Driving-made-doable
Here I summarize travel therapy and the takeaways I have from my experience this past year.
The purpose of this podcast is now discuss emerging topics and bringing awareness of OT impact in various industries, populations and settings. I’m going to include articles that are evidence based and relevant, and to hopefully involve outside folks with experience in other practice areas.
Here is my NBCOT journey, including some tips that helped me and that hopefully will help you too! If you have questions or topic requests DM affiliate Instagram @worldofotwithkb_
Message and follow the Instagram @worldofotwithkb_ to get the complimentary visual aide to follow along! References: 1) www.otexamprepper.com 2) cdc.gov/actearly
References: (DM @worldofotwithkb_ for full list on IG). 1) Miller, L. J., & Fuller, D. A. (2006). Sensational kids: Hope and help for children with sensory processing disorder (spd). G. P. Putnam Sons. 2) 6. Ayres, A.J. (1979). Sensory integration and the child. Los Angeles: Western Psychological Services. 3) Concept evolution in sensory integration: A proposed nosology for diagnosis. American Journal of occupational therapy, 61(2), 135-140.
A review on myotomes and silly mnemonics to help them stick during the NBCOT! Reference: Lundy-Ekman, L. (2017). Spinal region. Neuroscience-E-Book: Fundamentals for Rehabilitation, 18351