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Transcending Addictive Systems Through Relationship Building with Kary Gillenwaters, OTR/L
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Kary Gillenwaters, OTR/L:
Blog: https://solidagovc.com/blog
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=life%20well%20occupied
Books Referenced on Addictive Patterning/Systems:
The Addictive Organization
Daily Reminders for Living a New Paradigm
The Mindful Family Guidebook: Reconnect with Spirit, Nature, and the People You Love
See Me as a Person
Video/Podcast Transcript in English
Episode Corrections:
OT for the Advancement of Minnesota Mental Health Services (OTAMMHS) was co-developed between clinician Beth Kessler, OTR/L, and academic/clinician Kristine Haertl, PhD, ACE, OTR/L, FAOTA with the Minnesota Community as a joint effort to expand access and impact of Mental Health focused OT.
Upon greater reflection, we regret framing the conversation on encouraging OT autonomy and exploration through the metaphor of "offering greater leash" as this framing still upholds an imbalanced power dynamic and we both wish to encourage the development and encouragement of OT practice that is empowering for all outside of hierarchical power dynamics where ever we live, work, play, and grow.
Key Insights:
• Occupational Science is at the core of OT practice and is used by many other disciplines
• It is important to be aware of the power imbalance that can exist in the relationship between OTs and OTA's and to ensure that all voices are heard in policy decision-making
• Occupational Science can be a powerful tool to help with creative understanding and problem-solving
• OTs in Minnesota have a longer and more focused history on mental health
• OT clinicians need to build relationships with OS researchers in order to better understand how to bring their clinical insights into the academic world
• OTA's and OTR's should be seen as having equal value in the OT community and it is important to crea
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