During its March 24, 2025, meeting, ACOT’s Council voted in favour of acknowledging OTs’ ability to establish diagnoses once they have successfully completed a course of study on diagnosis that...(Read Article)
Renewal Reminders, Renewal & CCP Support Series
Renewal Reminders ACOT staff take pride in replying promptly to phone calls, emails and approving profile updates. However, as call/email volumes increase during the renewal period, delays may...(Read Article)
Renewal Opens, Renewal Fees Reminder, Renewal Support Series, Updated Practice Guideline, Holiday Closure
Renewal Opens January 1, 2026 You will be able to renew your practice permit online beginning on January 1, 2026. Access the Registrant Login to the online platform at acot.ca. Note: it can...(Read Article)
Continuing Competence Program Meet Ups and Tips to Prepare for 2026 Renewal
Continuing Competence Program Meet Ups Join ACOT for a 30-minute CCP Meet-Up on Friday, December 12 from 12-1230pm. Whether you need a CCP refresher, reflective practice support, content...(Read Article)
Highlights from the Registrant Survey on AI in OT Practice
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly evolving in healthcare and increasingly part of occupational therapy practice. As AI becomes more...(Read Article)
IEOTs: Your Voice Matters in Enhancing SEAS!
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An Invitation to OTs from LGBTQ2SI+ and/or Disability Communities to Work with ACOT on its Acting Against Racism and Intolerance (AARI) Committee
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Use of Testimonials and Endorsements
As you may be aware, ACOT’s Standard of Practice (SoP) C7 prohibits the use of client testimonials and endorsements. This standard came into effect in September 2024. SoP C7...(Read Article)
Help Shape ACOT’s New AI Practice Guideline
ACOT is developing a new practice guideline on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Occupational Therapy. We invite you to share your insights on what content and guidance would be most...(Read Article)
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
September 30, 2025, is Canada’s 5th National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The day honours the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, their families and...(Read Article)