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Occupational Therapy in Prison and Forensic Settings - Panel Discussion

What is the role of occupational therapy in forensic psychiatric / mental health, jail or prison community reentry; and rehabilitation services in prison (similar to inpatient or outpatient therapy; and corrections worker health? You’ll learn so much about these topics in this panel! This is a Q&A session with Occupational Therapists working in Criminal Justice Settings and University of Pittsburgh Doctor of Occupational Therapy Students. Panelists include: Lisa Jaegers, PhD, OTR/L ​⁠‪@drljaegers‬ Nicole Swanson, MA, OTR/L Kayley Renz, DOT Facilitated by Dani Cake, Pitt OTD student ​⁠‪@pittot1922‬ ​⁠‪@sludoisycollegeofhealthsci192‬ Here’s the Q&A topics: 00:00 Introductions - Kayley – State Psychiatric Center; Lisa – OT Reentry Program Director, Corrections Workplace Health Researcher; Nicole – OT Outpatient Rehabilitation in Department of Corrections and Wesley Facility Dog 04:50 – OT interventions in corrections systems 18:30 – What are unexpected challenges in working with incarcerated population? 27:39 – What makes working in this setting so rewarding? 34:00 – Tips for entry level OT/OTA to work with people incarcerated or reentering the community? 39:00 – How to treat patients in prison outpatient rehabilitation within facility restrictions 41:32 - How do you advocate for OT specifically to criminal justice settings? 43:28 – What does a puppy training program look like in a prison?