
State and District New Board Member Orientation
CourseBy TOTA

Presentations from AOTA Fellowship Programs in Texas
CourseBy TOTA

This summer series will cover a review of anatomy of the upper extremity, including bony prominences, major muscles by origin, insertion, action, and innervation and application of that information to clinical assessment. Note: TOTA does not issue partial credit. You must complete Parts I and II to receive credit.
CourseBy DeAn Sellmann, OTD, OT

Join us for an insightful panel discussion featuring experienced occupational therapy practitioners from a variety of settings, including: Acute Care Inpatient Rehabilitation Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) Home Health Outpatient Pediatrics Outpatient Adults / Hands
CourseBy TOTA

Electrotherapy is within the scope of occupational therapy practice and supports functional recovery through pain modulation, muscle re-education, edema control, and enhanced movement. This course equips OT practitioners with the foundational knowledge and clinical reasoning needed to safely and effectively integrate electrophysical agents into rehabilitation, in alignment with state regulations and evidence-based practice.
CourseBy Alfred G. Bracciano

The course will provide foundational information regarding the structure and function of the lymphatic system, pathological processes associated with the lymphatic system, and classification/description of the stages of lymphedema.
CourseBy Isaac Montes

Dealing with difficult patients can represent a significant burden for a therapist. It is productive to view this as a product of the interaction between therapist & patient, in which both have a responsibility.
CourseBy Sally Harris King

This presentation covers how pelvic floor function affects ADLs/IADLs, the unique role of OT in pelvic health, and strategies to help clients manage or reduce pelvic floor dysfunction, promoting greater independence, confidence, and quality of life.
CourseBy Weslina Maxey

The Occupational Therapy Benevolence Endowment (OTBE), in collaboration with the Texas Occupational Therapy Association (TOTA), is pleased to present a Virtual Maternal Mental Wellness Symposium. The symposium aims to bring awareness and education about this emerging area of practice. The symposium will address the needs of occupational therapy practitioners and their clients as new mothers.
CourseBy TOTA

The Retired Status is available for an occupational therapy practitioner whose only practice is the provision of voluntary charity care without monetary compensation. The retired status licensee may only provide occupational therapy services as a volunteer with no compensation.
CourseBy Stephanie Johnston, OTR, OTD, FAOTA

The TOTA Mental Health Resource Center provides information on assessments, interventions, and training specific to occupational therapy practitioners in the area of mental health. The center includes courses, handouts, and other resources for therapists working with adults, children, and adolescents.
CourseBy Heather Howard

This course will explain that OTs play a key role in evaluating and supporting older drivers’ safety and independence. Participants will discuss demographic data showing the rise in older drivers and implications for health professionals.
CourseBy Chad Strowmatt, OT, OTD, CDRS

Oct 15, 2025, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM Central Time (Only TOTA members are allowed to vote)
CourseBy TOTA

This presentation explores OT interventions supporting older adults’ driving and community mobility, focusing on assessment, rehabilitation, and transition planning to promote safe mobility, independence, and engagement after driving retirement.
CourseBy Megan Frazier, OTR, MS, DRS