In this episode of the Go-Getters Podcast, we dive into the art of developing self and others in leadership. Join Caroline, Anna Claire, Robin, Brayden, Madeline, and Atley as they explore the power of self-reflection, intentionality, and adaptability—what they call the “therapy chameleon” approach to empowering clients. Special guest Mike Otis, Therapy Director at Ortho Arkansas, shares his insights on fostering growth and positive outcomes in occupational therapy.

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Episode 7: Leading by Developing Self and Others