Join the Indian Occupational Therapists Think Tank (IOTTT) for an in-depth clinical webinar tailored for occupational therapists, postgraduate scholars, and undergraduate students across India.
Access to expensive, proprietary standardized assessments is often a major hurdle in routine clinical practice. This session offers practical, evidence-based methods to objectively document functional gains, measure intervention efficacy, and demonstrate clinical value using low-cost Single-Subject Design (SSD) methodologies.
Event Overview
- Date: September 26, 2026
- Time: 07:00 PM IST
Featured Resource Faculty
Dr. Amit Sethi, PhD, OTR/L
Associate Professor, University of Utah
Director, Neural Plasticity Rehabilitation & Movement Dynamics (NeRD) Lab
Dr. Amit Sethi is a licensed Occupational Therapist and rehabilitation researcher with over 20 years of clinical and research experience. His work specializes in neurorehabilitation, motor control, biomechanics, neuroplasticity, and technology-driven strategies designed to measure and improve functional patient outcomes.
Why Attend?
Learn a practical, low-cost approach to objectively demonstrate client progress and treatment effectiveness—even when standardized assessments are unavailable or not feasible in your clinical setting.
Learning Objectives
- Foundations: Describe the basic principles of Single-Subject Design (SSD) and its direct application in occupational therapy.
- Objective Assessment: Identify practical methods to track client progress objectively without relying on costly standardized toolkits.
- Clinical Application: Apply SSD principles to design simple, functional outcome-tracking protocols in resource-limited settings.
Registration Fees
| Category | Individual Rate | Group Rate (Group of 5) |
| BOT / UG Students | ₹300 | ₹1,000 (₹200 per person) |
| PG Students & Practitioners | ₹1,000 | ₹3,500 (₹700 per person) |
Registration Links
- Individual Registration Link – https://forms.gle/BvmxDkgGhtyXHq2G9
- Group Registration Link – https://forms.gle/Ua2tqYTKFGBMDmpe6
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