
Essential tools for rehab pros — simplified.

JUNE HEALTH SPOTLIGHT
Celebrating awareness & advocacy
June is a powerful month of visibility, education, and support across multiple health and wellness causes. We’re recognizing:
🧠 Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month
🗣️ Aphasia Awareness Month
🧍 Men’s Health Month
💥 Migraine & Headache Awareness Month
🛡️ National Safety Month
🎗️ Cancer Survivors Month
💛 Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month
🧠 PTSD Awareness Month
Let’s take this month to elevate awareness, spark conversations, and support those we serve—both in and beyond therapy.

OT, PT, ST? I’ve Got You Covered
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The Occupational Therapy Pocket Guide
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Pocket Guides for Every Rehab Therapist
Whether you’re an OT, PT, or SLP, there’s a streamlined, practical guide coming your way. These pocket guides are designed to save you time, reduce decision fatigue, and bring clarity to your sessions—without the fluff.
OT, PT, ST: What’s the Difference?
Rehab therapy is a team effort—but each discipline brings something unique to the table. Whether you’re new to the field or just need a refresher, here’s a quick breakdown of what makes each role essential in patient care.

Occupational Therapy (OT)
Primary Focus: Functional independence during self-care, cognitive skills, fine motor coordination
Settings: Hospitals, outpatient, schools, SNFs, home health
Key Areas: Adaptive equipment, sensory integration, mental health, upper extremity rehab
Goal: Help patients regain or build daily life skills to live as independently as possible

Speech Therapy (ST)
Primary Focus: Communication, swallowing, cognition, speech-language development
Settings: Schools, hospitals, rehab, private practice, home health
Key Areas: Aphasia, dysphagia, articulation, AAC, voice therapy
Goal: Improve communication, safety, and cognitive communication for daily functioning

Physical Therapy (PT)
Primary Focus: Movement, strength, balance, mobility, pain management
Settings: Acute care, outpatient ortho, inpatient rehab, SNFs
Key Areas: Gait training, manual therapy, orthopedic rehab, exercise prescription
Goal: Restore physical function and prevent future injury through movement-based interventions
BEHIND THE RESOURCES

I’m Noun, an Occupational Therapy Assistant who’s been right there in the middle of packed caseloads, progress notes, and the never-ending search for quick answers. I created this space to share the kind of tools I always needed—but couldn’t find.
Everything here is built to help you work smarter, support your clients better, and spend less time second-guessing.
My Latest Posts
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- 10. What Is AAC? Why It’s Life-Changing for So Many
- 9. Feeding Therapy 101: Tips for SLPs Just Starting Out
- 8. Aphasia After Stroke: A Guide for Therapists and Caregivers
- 7. How Rehab Therapists Can Promote Mental Health: 7 Practical Tips
- 6. Helping Patients with ALS Communicate: 6 Tips from a Rehab Therapist
- 5. #SLPTok – How Social Media Is Finally Showing What Speech Therapists Really Do
- 4. Voices Heard, Lives Changed: The Power of Speech Therapy
- 3. Your First OT Job? Here Are the Tools You’ll Actually Use
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