What is Adaptive Driving Training

Hand of a driving rehab client using adaptive driving equipment attached to the steering wheel.

  A person’s ability to drive gives them the freedom and flexibility to care for themselves and to make meaningful connections with friends, family, and resources. When illness or injury takes away that ability, adaptive driving training can give drivers the skills and confidence to get back on the road. In this post, we meet…

Read More

The Role of Occupational Therapy in Driving

Driver rehab specialist doing behind-the-wheel assessment with a client.

What is the role of occupational therapy in driving? Helping clients regain their sense of freedom and independence is at the core of why many of us became Occupational Therapists (OTs). And while there are roles for us across the spectrum of care, there’s one practice area that can be incredibly fulfilling. Helping clients drive…

Read More

3 Easy Steps to Explore OT & Driving

Susie Touchinsky and a group of four driver rehab specialists smiling while holding certificates outside.

Yes!!! I love that you are taking a moment to check out this article and explore your unique OT role with driving! When it comes to driving, fitness-to-drive, and even adaptive driving equipment, we OTs have a unique set of skills that can greatly help our patients. Whether you are an OT thinking about driving…

Read More

OTs Who Address Driving Change Lives!

Hey, there fellow OT Superheros! I am excited to connect with you. Did you realize that OTs who address driving change lives? It’s true! But you don’t have to take my word for it… check this out: When OTs address driving we give more than feedback on readiness for an IADL, we give hope. We…

Read More