Occupational Therapists are problem solvers.  They work with people to help overcome challenges that they are facing, due to a wide variety of possible reasons, and help them to focus on what they can achieve and to live as independently as possible.  They work across a broad range of areas, with adults and children, in mental and physical health, within the NHS and outside.  There are various training routes into Occupational Therapy and numerous career pathways available.

Students can sign up for the sessions by emailing the address is at the foot of the flyer below.