CPT codes occupational therapy, including the 8-minute rule; 20 common CPT codes for occupational therapy (e.g., CPT code 97100) and resources will be covered in this blog. What are CPT Codes for Occupational Therapy? A CPT® (Current Procedural Terminology) code Read More >>>>

Earning the title Doctor of Physical Therapy and passing the licensing exam is proof positive that a clinician is ready to enter the working world and begin treating patients. While accredited Doctor of Physical Therapy and Physical Therapy Assistant programs Read More >>>>

Clients with mental health challenges and dealing with addiction often have significant barriers to accessing meaningful activity engagement in their daily lives.  The process of recovery from mental health illness and addiction has historically overlapped.  In 2010, the Substance Abuse Read More >>>>

The scope of occupational therapy is enormous, and depending on your setting and workplace, you may or may not have other OTs available with whom to exchange ideas.  Are you getting stuck in a rut with intervention ideas?  Looking to Read More >>>>

Physical therapy ICD-10 codes are used by physical therapists in the United States for billable services. While any practicing therapist will be familiar with the process of searching for and choosing these codes, many of them have never learned about Read More >>>>

Family systems theory posits that each family member is the most important part of the larger system and the system is a sum of the interrelated parts. Just as an individual is made up of systems of cells and organs Read More >>>>

Self-care for therapists. What a concept. Whether you are in private practice working for yourself or working in a community organization providing services, this one is all about you, therapists. This is your reminder to refill your bucket, or your Read More >>>>

Private practice management involves so much more than treating clients. You need to onboard clients using intake forms, communication, and scheduling. You’ll diagnose and treat clients, through documentation like testing, diagnosis, treatment plans, and activities. And let’s not forget billing with Read More >>>>

Therapy activities are used by private practice counselors to engage clients as an essential component of a successful treatment outcome. To engage clients in therapy, clinicians must work to build a deep connection and a therapeutic alliance with their clients. When Read More >>>>

The Bruininks-Oseretsky Test of Motor Proficiency, 2nd Edition (BOT-2) is a standardized assessment used by physical and occupational therapists. This assessment is appropriate for children and adolescents aged four to 22. Oseretsky first published the evaluation in Russia in 1923. Read More >>>>

Art therapy is one of several types of therapy in the expressive therapy category. It uses various artistic methods within the process of therapy to allow people to express themselves and then look at the underlying messages in their artwork Read More >>>>

Building a private practice involves several steps. You need to create the foundation for your practice, select your niche, create an online marketing presence through social media and a website and select and implement your electronic health record system. In the meantime, referrals Read More >>>>