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04/26/2026

It’s the LAST WEEK OF OT MONTH!

Quick reminder: I’m offering discounts on two incredible driving-related CE opportunities during OT Month.

1️⃣ Part 1: OT Driving Risk Assessment ($300 off with the code OTmonth2026. That’s more than 50% off!)

2️⃣ Clinical Reasoning for Complex Vehicle Modifications ($100 off with the code EarlyBirdVehicle. This is for DRS only.)

The Part 1 course is 25 CE hours and teaches OTs and OTAs how to complete driving risk assessments in the clinic.

Driving Risk Assessments allow you to:

📝 Get a snapshot of an individual’s current skills and risk level related to driving.

📊 Provide data for the MD and family to use when making driving decisions.

✅ Set appropriate, high-level goals for your client to help them reclaim their independence.

Some OT practitioners even start their own side business after taking this course. They offer these targeted, driving risk assessments to clients on their days off. This meets the needs of their community and increases their income.

It’s also the first step to becoming an OT Driver Rehabilitation Specialist, should you choose to go all-in with driving and serve clients on the road as well as in the clinic. (But you don’t have to make that decision right now.)

FOR THE DRIVER REHAB SPECIALISTS:

The Complex Vehicle Modifications workshop is the opportunity to get together with other specialists, advance your clinical reasoning, and see the new technology from the automotive industry. If you have questions, send me a message. This workshop is SO much fun. You don’t want to miss it!

For all OTPs… don’t forget that both CE opportunities will be full price on May 1st. Take advantage of these deals before OT Month ends!

See the comments for the links to both trainings.

04/24/2026

We’re nearing the end of OT month!

Now, and every month, I want to celebrate YOU. 🫶🏼

Your dedication to occupation-based, holistic care makes the world a better place.

Honestly, I didn’t think much about OT month when I was working for a large company.

We’d get some donuts or lunch… but otherwise it was productivity as usual. ⏱️

But as a business owner who has the honor of supporting clients through driver rehab services AND teaching other OT practitioners how to enter this specialty…

🎉 I love !

I’m on a mission to equip every OT practitioner to address driving readiness, safety, and driving retirement, no matter what setting you’re in.

The more we talk about driving and use data to inform decisions, the safer our clients and communities are.

When OTs & OTAs address driving, you’ll see…

>> Prolonged independence with driving.

>> Smoother transitions into driving retirement.

>> Fewer accidents & safer roads for everyone.

It all starts when we talk about driving at EVERY stage of rehabilitation.

That’s why I’m offering the course that teaches you exactly how to complete a Driving Risk Assessment with clients in a clinic, hospital, or home for ONLY $199 this month.

Click the link below to learn more and enroll before April 30th at midnight EST.
Enter the coupon OTmonth2026 to get the discount!

https://www.rfr.bz/f2a49e4

Of course, if you want to become an OT Driver Rehab Specialist, this course is also the first step!

If you’re already a , don’t forget that the discount for the
Clinical Reasoning for Complex Vehicle Modifications enrollment sale also ends soon!

Here’s the link to enroll: https://www.rfr.bz/f0d0600
Discount Code: EarlyBirdVehicle

Did your company do anything fun for OT month? Let me know in the comments.

04/23/2026

ONE WEEK LEFT to get $100 off the Clinical Reasoning for Complex Vehicle Modifications workshop happening this June!

If you’ve been considering this specialist-only workshop, it’s time to hit the gas and enroll!

The discount expires on April 30th; then the workshop price is back up to $499. (Still an excellent deal, but who wouldn’t want to save an extra $100!?)

This workshop isn’t entry-level CE. This is specifically designed for driver rehab specialists.

It’s two full days of:
> Advanced case discussions
> Deeper clinical reasoning around complex vehicle modifications
> Discussions around how medical conditions influence vehicle fit
> Time inside the BraunAbility plant, seeing builds in progress

We’re going to geek out together about all things vehicle modifications, medical conditions, adaptive equipment, and problem-solving.

You don’t have to take on every complex case that comes your direction as a specialist… but as you see the possibilities and technology that is out there, you’ll be able to guide and refer your clients to the right resources. (Or maybe you WILL start taking on those complex cases!)

Just don’t idle long because spots in the workshop are limited and the discount expires in one week.

Let me know if you have any questions!

Join us: https://www.rfr.bz/f85cc39

04/21/2026

Driver Rehabilitation Specialist friends!

Curious what the Clinical Reasoning for Complex Vehicle Modifications course is like?

BraunAbility created a behind-the-scenes video!

Click here to watch: https://www.rfr.bz/f88c0e8

What the video can’t capture is the incredible conversations and connections that are made.

Being in a room filled with other specialized clinicians who are dedicated to driving is SO MUCH FUN!

If you want to join us, you can get $100 off during by using the coupon code EarlyBirdVehicle at checkout.

Let me know if you have any questions, and tag your favorite OT Driver Rehab Specialists in the comments!

Here’s the link to register for the workshop:
https://www.rfr.bz/f087a37

04/18/2026

When nobody addresses driving during a rehab stay, we’re leaving client outcomes to chance.

➡ Many clients resume driving with questionable skills and zero guidance.
➡ Some have their keys taken away suddenly.
➡ Others sit at home, unsure what they’re allowed to do.

There’s no reason to leave our clients in limbo.

As an occupational therapy practitioner, YOU can…

➡ Ask about driving PLOF
➡ Assess driving risk and contributing deficits
➡ Educate the client, family, and care team
➡ Refer to a specialist when appropriate
➡ Share alternative transportation resources as needed

Instead of vague or missing guidance, the client and family understand what needs to happen to return to driving safely (if possible).

They become active participants in the rehabilitation process.

OTs can address this IADL and shift the narrative around driving and driving retirement! 🥳

No matter what setting you’re in, you can bring up driving and point clients in the right direction.

You don’t have to have all the answers either.

You can start the conversation, complete a driving risk assessment, and then refer to a specialist. This sets your client up for success and safety while remaining firmly within your level of specialization.

This matters for our clients and our communities.

During OT Month, you can learn to complete a structured driving risk assessment in the clinic for only $199. (That’s $300 off the regular price.)

Instead of piecing together assessments and a report that “sort of” speaks to driving skills, you’ll know exactly what to assess and how to document your findings and recommendations so the client and care team understand that this is a snapshot of their current function and what that means.

Here’s the link to learn more: https://www.rfr.bz/fda0318

Use the coupon code OTmonth2026 to get $300 off!

Questions, comments, thoughts?

Send them my way. I’m always happy to connect with OT practitioners!

04/17/2026

👋Hey OT DRS friends, one quick clarification…

You don’t have to take on complex cases just because you learn about them.

Some specialists leave the Complex Vehicle Modifications workshop thinking,
🤩 “I love this. I want to go deeper and help clients with these complex scenarios.”

Others leave thinking,
😳 “I’d rather refer these cases for now, but thankfully I know exactly where they fit and how to guide the process.”

Both are good outcomes.

Being able to understand your clients’ needs and guide them with confidence is the key. Whether that means you take the case on or connect them to the right resource.

If that kind of clarity would feel helpful in your practice, we’d love to have you join us in June.

Here’s the link to register: https://www.rfr.bz/f7b8205

Also, if you’re interested in saving some money by carpooling with another specialist, we can help connect you!

04/12/2026

Do we have to wait for a serious accident to address driving retirement?

Does the transition into driving retirement have to be a battle?

🛑 The answer is NO.

Driving retirement can be a traumatic loss of independence. Without guidance, clients and their families are left to guess about the next steps… but it doesn’t have to be this way.

OT practitioners should start conversations about driving early and create an off-ramp for clients and families.

Almost every adult will outlive their driving ability. Clients NEED your support here.

Techniques like “taking the keys” or “disconnecting the battery” aren’t holistic or client-centered ways to manage driving retirement.

👀 Imagine how you’d feel if someone suddenly told you that you could never drive again.

You’d be left with a myriad of questions, frustrations, and a sense of loss.

Our clients deserve better.

We can do better.

If you’re unsure how to assess driving risk or you don’t feel equipped to have the driving retirement conversation, that’s ok. I have resources to help you support your clients.

🚘 Part 1: OT Driving Risk Assessment
25 hours of online, on-demand education from an AOTA Approved Provider.
Get $300 off until April 30th to celebrate OT month.
Simply use the coupon OTmonth2026 at checkout.

Here’s the link to enroll:

https://www.rfr.bz/f62e560

This course gives you the knowledge and tools to start the conversation about driving risk and retirement. It also equips you to complete an assessment in the clinic to uncover performance skills and deficits specific to driving.

You’ll do your clients and their families a huge favor by addressing driving in a holistic, compassionate way, just like you do for other ADLs and IADLs that your client values.

Let me know if you have any questions!

04/07/2026

Driving is arguably the most complex IADL.

It requires significant attention, working memory, strength, endurance, coordination, visual skills, judgment, and so much more.

When driving, especially at high speeds, multiple things are changing at once.

In many facilities, OT practitioners have the resources to practice laundry, cooking, cleaning, and community mobility. They may even get to bring their client to a store or coffee shop.

But driving? 🛻

Very few facilities have a driving simulator or any way to assess or practice this IADL. (And OT practitioners in general practice settings should NOT get into a vehicle with clients.)

The best solution is for OT practitioners to assess the foundational skills that support safe driving by completing a Driving Risk Assessment.

You likely already assess many of the performance skills and client factors that contribute to safe driving, but many OTs feel unsure how to organize the information and translate it into meaningful guidance about driving risk.

You don’t have to reinvent the wheel here, or rely on AI and hope that it creates an assessment and report template that you can trust. (Your clients deserve better than that!)

Everything you need is in this CE course:

Part 1: OT Driving Risk Assessment
▶️ https://www.rfr.bz/fd8af52

And during OT Month, you can get $300 OFF by using the code: OTmonth2026

Get 25 hours of online, on-demand continuing education AND the exact process for assessing and reporting driving risk.

The discount is only good until April 30th, and this is the best price we offer all year.

Driving is within every OT's scope of practice, and it’s too meaningful to ignore.

Address it with the same clinical reasoning you bring to every other occupation.

04/05/2026

What would it look like to speak up?

If you…

→ Answered clients’ driving questions
→ Initiated conversations about driving resumption or retirement
→ Completed driving risk assessments to provide data to decision-makers

✨ Good things happen when you move past your comfort zone.

Bringing up driving can be intimidating, but guess what?

Driving is a valued occupation that is squarely within your scope of practice.

What if every OT practitioner, in every stage of rehab asked about driving like we ask about laundry and cooking?

What if every OT assessed their client’s current driving risk and gave structured, data-backed information to the client, family, and care team?

I have a feeling a lot more clients would have the opportunity to return to the road with adaptive equipment… or transition into driving retirement with less resentment.

Every day OT practitioners talk to clients about adaptations, safety, and how to continue living a meaningful life as their level of independence changes.

Driving is an IADL we can’t neglect.

🚗 Do you bring up driving with your clients?

Why or why not?

I’d love to hear!

If you’re not sure how to bring up driving or assess your client’s current level of risk, the Part 1: OT Driving Risk Assessment course can help. It teaches you exactly how to conduct a driving risk assessment and communicate the information.

Details about the discount are in the first comment below.

04/03/2026

What if there’s no Driver Rehab Specialist near you?

An OT I spoke to told me he’d been interested in driver rehabilitation ever since learning about it in OT school. (I was SO happy to hear this.)

He researched and planned to:

> Take Part 1: OT Driving Risk Assessment
> Start offering driving risk assessments in the clinic
> Specialize later, after gaining experience

But… he hit a pothole in his journey. 🕳️

There wasn’t an OT Driver Rehab Specialist in his area, and he didn’t know what he would tell clients to do after providing the driving risk assessment.

So, he stopped pursuing driving entirely. (This broke my heart.)

I want more OT practitioners to know that a lack of specialists doesn’t mean driving should be addressed.

Even if a specialist is hours away, driving risk assessments provide valuable information for clients, families, and the care team.

Assessments help the medical team make better decisions instead of guessing, taking the keys prematurely, or waiting for an accident.

Of course, it’s ideal if there’s a specialist, but even if there isn’t one, OTs should address driving and guide the conversation around this important IADL.

Families have driven multiple hours, or even into a neighboring state to see an OT Driver Rehab Specialist. It’s our responsibility to provide them with the options, not to make the decision for them.

If you haven’t learned how to provide a driving risk assessment to your clients, don’t wait any longer.

During OT Month, I’m offering a discount on the Part 1: OT Driving Risk Assessment course.

You can get $300 off by using the code OTmonth2026

In this course, you’ll learn how to complete a clinic-based driving risk assessment, format the results, and guide the next steps for your client and care team.

The link to the course is in the first comment if you want to learn more or enroll.

And I’m curious… is there an OT Driver Rehab Specialist in your area, or are you in a bit of a healthcare desert?

04/01/2026

🎁 I have an gift for ALL OT practitioners!

April is our month to shine, educate, and advocate for this incredible profession.

YOU bring meaning to recovery and deliver holistic, client-centered care.

I like to call you an

To celebrate your impact and our profession, I’m offering $300 off the Part 1: OT Driving Risk Assessment course this month only.

Enroll here:
https://www.rfr.bz/fc7b1a2

(Use the coupon OTmonth2026 at checkout)

This course is for therapists in any setting:

SNF
Neuro
Faculty
New grads
Adolescents
Geriatrics
Fieldwork
Acute care
Outpatient
Home mods
Home health
Hand specialists
Mobile practices
School-based (working with teens?)

The knowledge you gain allows you to provide data to the care team, families, and clients related to driving risks.

EVERY OT practitioner should discuss and address driving just like any other IADL.

You’ll learn how and when to refer to a specialist in your area, plus what to do if a specialist isn’t available.

Share this with a friend and let me know if you have any questions!

(🛻 Driver Rehab Specialists… I have something for you too! If you haven’t heard about the upcoming workshop that’s only for DRS, send me a message!)

03/31/2026

OT Month starts TOMORROW!

I LOVE our profession and I can’t wait to celebrate it all month long.

I have some really exciting things to share, so stay tuned!

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1120 Centre Turnpike
Orwigsburg, PA
17961

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Tuesday	9am - 3:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 3:30pm
Thursday	9am - 3:30pm
Friday	9am - 3:30pm

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(484) 650-2280

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http://adaptivemobility.com/

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My Mission: To provide exceptional care for all drivers and education for occupational therapy practitioners

For me, like most others, driving means independence, freedom, and mobility. I greatly respect this and your interest to continue with driving. As an occupational therapist, I understand medical conditions and illnesses, and I am skilled at evaluating and problem-solving solutions to promote independence. As a driver rehabilitation specialist, I understand the skills, knowledge, and activities needed for fitness to drive. By combining both areas of expertise, I support my drivers by identifying patterns of strengths and concerns, problem-solving solutions, and promote engagement in life that matches the abilities of each driver. I believe in partnering with drivers, their physicians, and support systems, to promote the highest, safest, level of travel -whether that be driving, as a passenger, or traveler.

- Susie Touchinsky

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