Resources
The Department of Occupational Therapy encourages visitors to explore the following occupational therapy-related resources.
University Resources
- is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal with a mission to publish high quality articles that focus on applied research, practice, and education in the occupational therapy profession.
- Interprofessional Peer Education and Evidence for Recovery (I-PEER) Program provides enhanced interdisciplinary education for social workers, occupational therapists and peer specialists in evidence-based practices in behavioral health.
State-Level Professional Resources
- is an organization responsible providing up-to-date information on various topics related to OT practice in Michigan. Graduates should refer to this website for information on applying for licensure in the State of Michigan.
- is a state-level professional association of OT practitioners who are dedicated to supporting the profession of occupational therapy through advocacy and communication.
National Professional Resources
- is occupational therapy's national professional association. AOTA addresses the interests and concerns of occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, and students of occupational therapy and to improve the quality of OT services.
- is a nonprofit organization responsible for providing the national board examination which new graduates must pass in order to become a registered occupational therapist in the United States.
International Professional Resources
- is a global network of 101 member organizations - representing 580,000 occupational therapists - which promotes occupational therapy as an art and science internationally.