The New Zealand Association of Occupational Therapists

NZAOT 60th Birthday

Supporting and representing occupational therapists since 1949

 

Happy Birthday

 

The New Zealand Association of Occupational Therapists (Inc) (NZAOT) provides services, support, representation and networking opportunities for occupational therapists. NZAOT has members across all occupational therapy practice areas within New Zealand and abroad.

NZAOT is a member of the World Federation of Occupational Therapists.

Summit - review of NZ's ACC system

The Dignity of Occupation - Media Release

Clinical Workshops

NZAOT Values Exchange - New Look web site

NZAOT THANKS you - Accolades

Summit - review of NZ's ACC system

Held over two days with presentations from many fields including economists, lawyers, accountants, business leaders and politicians. The discourse encouraged debate over what the future of the ACC scheme could look like. NZAOT president, Elizabeth Rowland, participated in a panel discussion regarding 'inclusions and exclusions' for the future of ACC.

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The Dignity of Occupation - Media release

Founded in 1949 the New Zealand Association of Occupational Therapists (NZAOT) celebrates 60 years of providing support, networking, professional development and representation to occupational therapists.

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Clinical Workshops 2009 - 8 - 10 October

The 2009 Clinical Workshops will be held in Tauranga. The programmes is now online and registrations are open.

For more information, go to www.nzaotevents.com

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New Look - NZAOT Values Exchange

Visit our NEW LOOK web-based decision making system founded on substantial ethical theories. Occupational therapists can debate health and social issues of professional concern. Home page cases open to all, additional cases in the Secure section for NZAOT members only.

Find out more about the NZAOT Values Exchange.

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NZAOT thanks you - Accolades

NZAOT is a community of extraordinary and talented individuals. Read more.

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Boys playing soccer

Occupation occupies our body, mind and spirit. Meaningful occupation must drive our inquiry and distinguish our practice. Our therapies must engage mind, body and spirit - Suzanne M. Peloquin