Self-Care is a Critical Part of Being a Great Occupational Therapist!

A fresh, authentic approach to self care!

Do you remember playing the childhood game "Red Light. Green Light" on the playground? In her fresh, fun book, Dr. Aimee Ketchum uses the familiar game as a springboard to help all OTs reclaim who they are so they can deliberately reflect and be the best they can be!

“This book is for any OT who has felt stressed out and overwhelmed. It’s time to take action and steps to care for yourself, just like you take care of your clients. There has never been a better time than right now! Read this book, engage in reﬂection, and nourish your body and soul. You won’t regret it.”
-Dr. Anne Zachry, Author of Retro Baby and Retro Toddler

See Occupational Therapists Run, Paperback

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Written by an OT with 24 years in the field, this book is full of thought-provoking strategies to help all Occupational Therapy Practitioners and students turn the therapeutic approach inward to thrive in careers and in personal life!

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PDF format. Written by an OT with 24 years in the field, this book is full of thought-provoking strategies to help all Occupational Therapy Practitioners and students turn the therapeutic approach inward to thrive in careers and in personal life!

SEE Occupational Therapists Run Addresses the Challenges. (These are just a few!)

I work in a closet. Limited Resources

Limited supply and all patients have to share. A NICU follow-up clinic would be great for the babies, but the hospital doesn’t have the space. Improvise. Condense. Adapt.

Oh, my achin’ back! Physical Health

I carried two hula hoops, three large buckets, and two five-pound weights up three flights of stairs today to make an obstacle course in a kindergarten classroom...

Long hours. Evenings. Weekends. Holidays. Mountains of work.

I missed my daughter’s ballet recital because we cannot find weekend coverage for in-patient... I drive an hour one way to the trauma hospital every day....

This Baby Might Not Make it. The Emotional Toll

Louis can't drive anymore and he is going to be devastated... Three-year-old Robbie needs another open-heart-surgery so we will not be learning to ride his tricycle today as I planned...

Ideal for New OTs and OT students!

A great way for seasoned therapists to reflect on your career and goals!

Makes a great gift! Show an OT that you care about their health and well-being!

Perfect Workbook for Occupational Therapy Students!

Should be Required Reading For All Occupational Therapy Students!

SEE OTS Run Blog

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by Aimee Ketchum
Everything we do is motivated by either love or fear. How do you choose love?
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Blurred Life Roles
by Aimee Ketchum
This new zoom world has given us a window into the parts of peoples’ lives we did not previously get to see, but maybe that is not such a bad thing. Maybe we are learning that we are all human. We learn a lot when all of our life roles blur together and we see the whole person.
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by Aimee Ketchum
Advocating for OT on a daily basis can add another level of stress!
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Rehab Managers: Are your therapists burning out?
by Aimee Ketchum
Since the start of the pandemic, research has shown that up to 40% of employees are experiencing burnout, with highest rates in frontline healthcar...
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Just Breathe
by Aimee Ketchum
Yesterday in the NICU I donned my N-95 mask, my gloves, my hair covering, my shoe coverings, then my plastic blue gown because we are out of the pa...
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Are you feeling Burnout or Betrayal?
by Aimee Ketchum
It may not be burnout. It may be betrayal. Remind yourself daily that you are stuck in something much larger than you. This is a situation that no amount of lavender aromatherapy is going to solve. There is no easy fix when the larger system has betrayed us.
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by Aimee Ketchum
What does self-care look like to you? Most people think of bubble baths and massages, but I see self care as much more simple tiny intentional ac...
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Burnout originates in the work place, but it does not stay there.
by Aimee Ketchum
It is a workplace syndrome. But, it does not stay in the workplace, does it? Symptoms of burnout permeate every single aspect of our lives.
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by Aimee Ketchum
Today we launch and the timing could not be better. OTs are being hit hard by COVID and we need to support each other and practice self-care more than ever!
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