OccupationalTherapy.comReviews of occupationaltherapy.com

Very informative in many areas including dementia and self care and surgical procedures

OccupationalTherapy.com offers many courses in all areas. I did like the fact that there where some that where 4-6 hrs. Long to choose from, however I would have liked to see more. Most are an hr. and to achieve your requirements on this website could take sometime. I realize we should use other options but with this past year that has been difficult.

So far I am really enjoying occupationaltherapy.com for my CEU's. With all of the Covid ruckus, I was really concerned on being able to obtain my hours sufficiently. By having access to unlimited trainings for one annual price, it will be nice to be able to complete my hours in a time that is convenient for me. Plus, with so many trainings to choose from there's definitely something here for everyone!

Great topics for new learning & to get updated on various areas of practice.

I really like OccupationalTherapy.com for CEU’s-it is convenient and cost effective, they have some really good presenters. The One thing I would change is to make the site more user-friendly. If there is something I need to skip back for it gets REALLY frustrating. It would be really nice to be able to skip back 15 seconds or even in 1 minute increments when you can’t understand something they said. The nature of having CEU’s accessible at home means that there will be distractions, it’s surprising that the site does not support that.

I gained knowledge I can use every day at work. I like that I can do most courses on demand when I have time. It's easy to use and search for what I need.

I like occupationaltherapy.com, but I couldn’t give 5 stars. My reason is this; after each test you are required to take a survey. It’s ridiculous. I’m paying money to get my continuing education credits, not take a required survey. Please change this ot.com!

Most of the classes are pretty well organized, I stick to only the text versions. They are easy to access and complete for CEUs. I was disappointed with the ethics class, as the presenter "wouldn't speak to" therapists' concerns regarding employers' unethical demands (productivity, paperwork, keeping pts on caseload too long). It needs to be addressed and if therapists come here for information, resources should be presented.