Occupational Therapy Voices NG

28/05/2026

The theme for World Occupational Therapy Day on the 27 October 2026 is Participation Matters.

Participation Matters highlights the role of everyday activities, roles and routines in supporting health, wellbeing and quality of life. Occupational therapy advances participation by addressing physical, cognitive, emotional, environmental and social factors that influence engagement in occupations that people want, need, or are expected to do.

The World Occupational Therapy Day theme, logo and other translated promotional resources will be added to the WFOT website in the coming weeks and months.

25/05/2026

Do we remember Mrs Amalia?

22/05/2026

Occupational Therapy through the COVID 19 pandemic. Listen to Femi and Kenny as they declassify their experiences on practsing in Nigeria.

In this episode, we reflect on the challenges, adaptations, and lessons learned while practising occupational therapy during the COVID-19 pandemic. From rapi...

06/05/2026

Can we get all fans of our page to subscribe to this guys project on youtube. Help the advocacy go viral please. See link
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We met as occupational therapy students back in 2005. We didn’t know then that one profession would take us across Africa, Asia, and Europe , or shape our lives the way it did. This podcast is a conversation between two friends, one profession, and many lived experiences. We talk honestly about oc...

30/04/2026

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26/04/2026

Episode 7; Pre‑COVID Nigeria and the Early Journey Into Work–Life Balance

22/04/2026

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20/04/2026

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17/04/2026

Let me kindly remind you once again that the Federal Government of Nigeria recently inaugurated the *National Committee for the Advancement of Occupational Therapy, Audiology, Speech Therapy Education (NCAOTASTE).*

Furthermore, on *16th April*, the *Occupational Therapy programme* at *University of Benin received accreditation from the National Universities Commission.* The university is now fully prepared to admit its first set of students.

In addition, students have already registered for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board examinations. Based on this development, I have been directed to inform all interested candidates who registered for JAMB to proceed with a *change of first course* to *Occupational Therapy* and a *change of first-choice university* *to University of Benin.*

The significance of these changes is that we hope to assist at least *30 qualified students* with *admission opportunities and scholarships* through this programme.

Interested candidates, after completing the necessary changes, should kindly forward the following details:

* Academic credentials
* Telephone number
* JAMB registration number
* Email address

to: *[[email protected]*

For further enquiries, please contact:
*+2348038635071* or *+447868133334*
*WhatsApp calls only.*