01 / Today
Start here.
Mood, gratitude, nourishment and what’s due. One daily check-in list brings your day together.
Built for occupational therapy students
Your day. All here.
Plans. Perspective. A place for you.
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Sample student shown
From Robin’s planner
A real life.
A different kind of planner.
Robin began OT school eight months pregnant. She’s a professor, clinician and mother of three.
My OT Journey brings her printed student planner into an app, with space for your plans and personal reflections.
Created by Dr. Robin Akselrud, OTD, OTR/L
02 / Planner
See what’s next.
Assignments, tests, appointments and life events. Your day, week or month in view.
03 / Goals
Give progress a place.
Weekly and monthly goals for study, fieldwork, wellbeing and reflection. Update your progress as you go.
04 / Coloring
Make space for color.
Robin’s original artwork, ready to fill. Save your work to a private gallery.
05 / Reference
Keep useful things close.
Search and bookmark seven clinical topics. The Reference works offline.
What’s inside
Depth beyond
the daily plan.
A place to put
what’s on your mind.
Brain Dump, Choosing Priorities and Remember Why You Started. Save your reflections and reopen them whenever you need.
From people in practice
OT and OTA stories, plus movement tips from Shannon Walsh, CSCS, CES, CPT.
Reference, even offline
Seven clinical topics, with search and bookmarks.
Reference topics & source credits
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Cranial nerves
Text reprinted with permission from Bottomley, J. (2000). Quick reference dictionary for physical therapy. Thorofare, NJ: SLACK Incorporated. -
Functional Abilities by Spinal Cord Injury Level
Text reprinted with permission from Jacobs, K., & Simon, L. (Eds.). Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy, Seventh Edition (pp. 314-319). © 2020 SLACK Incorporated. -
Grading for Balance
Text reprinted with permission from Jacobs, K., & Simon, L. (Eds.). Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy, Seventh Edition (pp. 324-326). © 2020 SLACK Incorporated. -
Guidelines for Blood Pressure
Text reprinted with permission from Jacobs, K., & Simon, L. (Eds.). Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy, Seventh Edition (p. 335). © 2020 SLACK Incorporated. -
Levels of Assistance
Text reprinted with permission from Jacobs, K., & Simon, L. (Eds.). Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy, Seventh Edition (p. 357). © 2020 SLACK Incorporated. -
Manual Muscle Testing
Text reprinted with permission from Jacobs, K., & Simon, L. (Eds.). Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy, Seventh Edition (pp. 358-359). © 2020 SLACK Incorporated. -
Wheelchair Measurement Procedures
Text reprinted with permission from Jacobs, K., & Simon, L. (Eds.). Quick Reference Dictionary for Occupational Therapy, Seventh Edition (p. 490). © 2020 SLACK Incorporated.
Built on purpose
Pick up
where you are.
No streaks.
Days count across your semester. A missed day doesn’t erase earlier progress.
Your timing.
Choose your reminders and daily check-in time.
Offline, too.
Saved plans stay available offline. Queued changes sync when you reconnect.
For OT programs
Participation in view.
Personal answers out.
Students choose whether to join their program. They see what’s shared before giving consent.
Participation is not a measure of wellbeing or academic performance.
Bring it to your program Explore the program view ↗Private by default.
Saved entries are protected for your signed-in account. The app has no advertising or third-party analytics.
School sharing is optional.
Use the app without joining a program. Leave your school with an internet connection to stop appearing in future staff results.
You decide when to leave.
Delete your account in Profile with an internet connection. Previously exported school files remain with their recipients.
Your next chapter
Make room
for your day.
Planning, reflection and a little space for yourself.
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