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How to become occupational therapist, basic Psychology, Physiology & Anatomy, working with disabilities, children adults

What you'll learn
Learn how to work with children and adults
Understand how to build confidence and self-esteem
Learn new creative and management skills
Understand whether 'occupational therapy' career is for you
Requirements
An interest in learning new topics within Psychology and therapy spheres
An interest in Occupational Therapy career!
Description
Are you interested in working with people who struggle with challenges and disabilities on daily basis? Do you want to find out what Occupational Therapy really is and whether this career is for you? Then you are in the right place!
You will take 21 informative lectures that can help you to gain knowledge in Occupational Therapy.
Here you will learn:
- How to work with children and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities
- The basic structure in anatomy and physiology
- How to help clients to overcome low self-esteem and depression
- What 'brain injury' and developmental disorders and conditions are
- What is Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs
- What alternative career options are with your knowledge in occupational therapy
- and much more!
P.S. This course is now fully accredited by the IAOTH - International Association of Therapists!
P.P.S. At the end of the course you will see the instructions on how to obtain your certificate of completion
Who this course is for
Anyone who is considering career in Occupational Therapy
Anyone who wants to learn about Occupational Therapy
Anyone who wants to use the certification from this course for work or further study!


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This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
Occupational Therapy focuses on helping people participate in activities that matter throughout their lives. These activities may include dressing, learning, working, communicating, preparing meals, managing routines, or returning to valued roles after illness or injury. The field considers the whole person, including physical ability, emotional well-being, development, environment, and personal goals. This Certificate in Occupational Therapy introduces the ideas that shape person-centered support across healthcare, education, rehabilitation, and community settings.
Demand for occupational therapy knowledge continues to rise across the United States. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment for occupational therapists to grow
14% between 2024 and 2034
, compared with
3% for all occupations
. Approximately
10,200 occupational therapist openings
are expected each year during that period. These figures show a growing need for professionals who understand function, independence, participation, and supportive intervention.
The course begins with the purpose, history, and scope of Occupational Therapy. Learners then examine human development and occupational performance across different stages of life. Anatomy, physiology, and movement basics explain how body structures and movement patterns can influence everyday activities. This foundation supports later study of observation, assessment, goal setting, and intervention planning.
Learners will also examine therapeutic techniques used to support daily living, mobility, routines, sensory needs, and social participation. Mental health and psychosocial practice receive focused attention because emotional well-being can affect motivation, relationships, self-care, education, and employment. Ethical decision-making, professional boundaries, respectful communication, cultural awareness, and global perspectives are also addressed. Together, these subjects develop a clear understanding of how occupational therapy services are planned and delivered.
This online certificate is designed for introductory learning and career exploration. It may support learners considering future study in occupational therapy, rehabilitation, healthcare support, mental health, education, or community services. Occupational therapist and occupational therapy assistant positions require approved education, supervised fieldwork, examinations, and state licensure. This certificate does not replace those professional requirements but provides structured knowledge for informed education and career decisions.