Experienced occupational therapists typically don't want to spend their time giving free advice for hours on end. I don't blame them. I don't think anybody does. They want to spend their free time being with the people and activities that bring them happiness.
If you're lucky enough to find an experienced OT who has a paid mentorship option for you to take advantage of, it likely won't come cheap. Sure, it will probably be worth the money, but you're likely attempting to prioritize where to budget your income.
To get maximum bang for your buck, here's some occupational therapy mentorship solutions that will give you a lot of education for a relatively small cost.
