Connecticut Occupational Therapy Association (ConnOTA)

ConnOTA has been shaping the future of occupational therapy in Connecticut since 1923, when Kathryn Root, their first president, laid the foundation for a thriving community of practitioners. Today, they are a dynamic network of professionals across the state, advocating for the profession on both clinical and legislative levels.

Mission:
The ConnOTA mission is to support, protect, and elevate occupational therapy while empowering their members. As an inclusive profession, OT drives meaningful change - enhancing health, well-being, and quality of life by creating real-world solutions that help people fully engage in everyday life.