#126 Neuro Recovery After Stroke with Henry Hoffman| Listen on Anghami

Feb 13

#128 How to Plan a Great OT Session with Rachel Egan

There is a foundational skillset essential to occupational therapy that often isn't covered in school: The ability to design a 60-minute session that is both clinically transformative and operationally sound.Bridging the gap between high-level evidence-like task-specific practice ... Show More

55m 1s

Feb 6

#127 Intro to NICU OT with Nicole Bazinet

Occupational therapy in the NICU is one of the most specialized and sensitive practice areas in our profession. The transition from traditional clinical settings to the high-stakes, high-tech environment of neonatal care requires a fundamental shift in how we approach both assess ... Show More

55m 1s

Jan 16

#125 Intro to Mental Health OT with Michelle Burlyga

Mental health is one of occupational therapy’s smallest practice areas.Because relatively few OTs work in traditional mental health settings, it can feel like an enigma:What does mental health OT actually look like day to day?Where do we fit on interdisciplinary teams?And how doe ... Show More

57m 57s

Sep 2024

Precocious puberty

The prevalence of precocious puberty is difficult to estimate - it is probably between 1 in 500 and 1 in 5000 children. Unfortunately, complications are common - from distress to short stature to psychological problems. So it is important that we get the diagnosis and management ... Show More

15m 41s

Apr 2020

Unravelling Spectrum Disorders with Genevieve Mlotkowski

How does diet and supplementation affect children with behavioural disorders? In this episode, Genevieve Mlotkowski discusses her clinical passion; helping parents see the gifts and uniqueness in children with autism, ADD, ADHD and other behavioural conditions. ... Show More

49m 10s

Sep 2024

Dysphagia: The Silent Enemy | Pediatric Pharmacist Review

Brooke Richardson, MS, CCC-SLP/L is a hospital-based speech-language pathologist caring for adults with complex medical needs. She deeply values teamwork and collaboration to get the best outcomes for patients, across the continuum of care. Brooke is also the founder of The Mo ... Show More

51m 42s

Jul 2025

Factitious disorders

It is difficult to say how common factitious disorders are. A review of psychiatric consultations in a tertiary care setting found about 1% of referrals received a diagnosis of factitious disorder. Using an entirely different approach, researchers examined specimens submitted by ... Show More

21m 4s

Sep 2022

Neurodevelopmental Disorders in Children (focus on FASD)

Doctors Sara and Lisa speak with Consultant Psychiatrist Dr Raja Mukherjee about neurodevelopmental disorders in children. He has an interest in Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and this is the focus of the talk. We cover what neurodevelopmental disorders are, discuss n ... Show More

51m 49s

Jul 2022

Paediatric gastrointestinal issues

<div>In this podcast, Dr Emma Nash talks with consultant paediatric gastroenterologist Peter Gillett to examine common presentations in general practice and paediatric outpatient departments that can be attributed to functional GI disorders. Recognition and diagnosis are consider ... Show More

19m 18s

Oct 2023

Assessing a Child or Young Person with a Potential Eating Disorder

Doctors Lisa and Sara talk to Senior Eating Disorder Practitioners Vicky McGee and Rachelle Davies to get their advice on consulting with children and young people who present with features of an Eating Disorder. We take the theoretical case of 14-year-old Suzie, who presents ... Show More

52m 29s

Jul 2025

#568: Does the Maternal Diet Impact Risk of ADHD & Autism? – David Horner, PhD

To what extent can maternal nutrition during pregnancy influence a child's later cognitive or behavioural development? While genetic and environmental factors are known to contribute to neurodevelopmental outcomes such as ADHD and autism, growing attention is being paid ... Show More

45m 1s

Feb 2025

515: Documenting Hope: The Reversal Of Autism Spectrum Disorder With Beth Lambert

According to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control, in 2020, 1 in 36 children has autism spectrum disorder in the United States. Beth Lambert is an author, documentarian and the founder of Documen ... Show More

45m 6s

Aug 2024

Is this Picky Eating or ARFID? with Rosan Meyer, PhD, RD

#462 - Where does typical picky eating stop and problematic restriction start? Internationally renowned pediatric dietitian and professor Rosan Meyer is here to explain what ARFID (avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder) is and why your baby does not have ARFID. Listen to this ... Show More

37m 37s

#126 Neuro Recovery After Stroke with He...