Why visit the Occupational Therapy Show

The UK's number one CPD-certified event for occupational therapists, case managers and equipment services teams

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27 and 28 November 2024

After an amazing 2023 edition of the Occupational Therapy Show, preparations are already underway for 2024.

The two-day conference programme is specifically designed for occupational therapists of all bands and specialisms working in health organisations, social care services, housing, education, voluntary organisations, or as independent practitioners. The event is focused on making it easier for OTs to find new and updated information and resources to provide an enhanced service, helping their clients with independent living.

The show welcomes thousands of OTs from all over the country, and from a wide range of specialist areas to educate, inspire, and raise the profile for such an important allied healthcare profession.

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Visitor highlights from the last Occupational Therapy Show:

What to expect:

Update and refresh your learning. Choose from over 100 CPD-accredited interactive conference sessions and practical workshops that will allow you to more effectively treat your clients
Be inspired and learn from world-renowned occupational therapy expert speakers and leave with knowledge on how you can be the best OT you can be
Network and raise the profile of your service among allied healthcare professionals
Innovative products and equipment are on display in the exhibition hall. Streamline your practice through researching and sourcing new products and services through a network of over 250+ exhibitors

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100+ hours of professional development to be obtained over the two days!

At the Occupational Therapy Show, delegates will have access to a wide range of sessions, workshops, and interactive educational opportunities to enhance the learning and practice of OTs. Led by experts in their respective fields, this is a must-attend event. CPD certificates will be issued after the event, detailing the sessions attended and the total number of hours completed.