We often describe occupational therapy as both an “art” and a “science”—but how often do we truly integrate arts-based methods into our practice?
In this episode, host Justine Jecker is joined by occupational therapists Nichol Marsh and Justin Monton to explore what it means to practice arts-integrated occupational therapy. Drawing from their experiences as both artists and clinicians, they discuss how creative expression—through visuals, sound, movement, touch, and more—can serve as a powerful tool for healing, connection, and meaningful engagement.
The episode opens with a land acknowledgment for Manitoba, recognizing the impact of wildfires on Indigenous communities and our shared responsibility to care for the land.