Hosted by Kid Link OT · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 31 episodes
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Perspectives in Paeds (PiP Cast) is your go-to podcast for thought-provoking conversations relating to paediatric practice! Join Melbourne-based OTs Jackie Sikic and Caitlin Smith as they explore best practices, unpack the latest evidence, and chat about the everyday challenges faced by clinicians in paediatrics. Each episode, Jackie and Caitlin are joined by fellow clinicians to share their insights, swap stories, and spark new ideas to enrich your practice. No matter your level of experience, PiP Cast invites you to reflect, learn, and grow alongside a community of passionate clinicians.
Kid Link OT hosts PiP Cast: Perspectives in Paeds, a health show with 31 episodes published.
In this episode, Jackie and Georgia are joined by Jacqui Ornellas Snider, paediatric Occupational Therapist and ICF PCC-level Coach, to explore what it really means to bring a Coach Approach into paediatric practice. Tog
In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Danni and Dayna to explore interoception - the often-overlooked sense that tells us what's happening inside our own bodies. From hunger and thirst to heartbeat and emotional states,
In this episode, Jac sits down with Mik and Cowie to challenge the default "team leader is the only way up" pathway that is often promoted in allied health. They explore what career progression could look like if it was
In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Maddie and Emily to talk about one of those questions that many paediatric clinicians wrestle with but don't always say out loud: when do you stop chasing the handwriting goal, and w
In this episode, Jackie is joined by Caitlyn and Gabs to unpack what leadership really means, and why so many of us have worked under leaders who received the title without mastering the leading. They challenge "convenie
In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Gabs and Em to ask a question that doesn't get asked enough: is allied health too nice? Not too kind - too nice. Because there's a difference, and it might be quietly getting in the
In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Josh and Keely to chat about what school-based OT observations actually look like in practice - how they help clinicians better understand a child's participation in their learning e
In this episode, Caitlin, Alyssa and Danni extend their conversation on puberty, moving beyond the developmental landscape and into one of the most practical questions clinicians face: how do we actually support parents/
In this episode, Caitlin, Jackie and Caitlyn share their current thoughts on Thriving Kids - the Australian Government’s proposed early intervention model that has generated concern across the paediatric community. With
In this episode, Jackie, Caity and Mikayla discuss the often overlooked occupation of sleep. They explore considerations across different ages and discussed the common misconceptions and pitfalls when it comes to address
In this episode, Jackie, Caitlyn and Mikayla explore how clinicians can work collaboratively with families to unpack their priorities and define what meaningful progress looks like for them. They discuss the importance o
In this episode, Caitlin, Danni and Jac reflect on the experience of returning to clinical practice after extended leave. Stepping away from work can bring a mix of emotions - from worries about client outcomes and stayi
In this episode, Jackie and Caity sit down with Haylee Parfett, experienced Speech Pathologist and passionate advocate of Augmentative and Alternative Communication, to unpack what every clinician needs to know about AAC
In this episode, Danni, Caitlin, and Caitlyn explore recent research in the area of sensory processing and discuss what it means for evidence-informed clinical practice. Reflecting on their recent presentation on this to
In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Georgia and Caity to share their experiences supporting children with executive functioning goals. Together, they explore how executive functioning shows up in everyday routines, how
In this episode, Caitlin and Jackie are joined by guest speaker Shadia Hancock (they/them), owner and founder of Autism Actually. Shadia joins the PiP team to share their lived experience of sensory processing difference
In this episode, Gabs, Keely and Jackie talk about Kristin Neff’s work on self-compassion. They explore the 3 components of self-compassion and why it is important for clinicians. They also explore why it differs to self
In this episode, Caity, Mikayla, and Jackie dive into clinical reasoning; what it is, why it matters, and how it evolves over time. They unpack the enablers and barriers to developing clinical reasoning and explore diffe
In this episode, Jackie, Gabs and Georgia unpack the complexities of setting neurodiversity-affirming play goals. They explore what play really is, why play-based therapy isn’t always truly play, and how to distinguish a
In this episode, Caitlin is joined by Em and Josh to chat about the complex nature of taking on students, and what makes a successful and sustainable student program. Join them as they chat about their perspectives on th
Georgia
wedding celebrant · Etre Marie
2 appearances on this show
Mikayla
Younger Spawn · VOX Investigates
1 appearance on this show
Caitlin
Vet Clinic Practice Manager · RAIS Lancaster
2 appearances on this show
Caitlyn
Mentor Program leader · Next Gen Activity and Care Center
1 appearance on this show
Maddie
Cloud and AI Specialist · Deep Roots
1 appearance on this show
Alyssa
studying Bachelor of Science (Occupational Therapy) · Laurusa Mystic
1 appearance on this show
Caity
Dear Lucy
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Josh
Clinical Instructor of Practice · Resvita
1 appearance on this show
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