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By Cheryl Hall June 23, 2026 For many professionals in the healthcare sector, the feeling of being overlooked by the broader clinical team is a recurring, if frustrating, experience. As an occupational therapist (OT), I have certainly felt this sentiment firsthand, finding myself navigating a landscape where the specific value of my discipline is sometimes…
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In our contemporary world, the concept of tribalism is overwhelmingly burdened with negative connotations. It is frequently treated as a synonym for tribal bias—an inherently undesirable psychological trait that distorts objective reality. However, a deeper and more rigorous analysis reveals that this modern antipathy toward tribalism is the product of superficial research combined with a…
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The human capacity for language fundamentally serves to improve understanding and trust, fostering collaboration instead of competition. This core anthropological insight directly contradicts capitalist interpretations of evolution and supports the broader notion of human collaboration as our species’ true survival mechanism. Yet, modern society’s hierarchical structures and conventional wealth creation methods continue to perpetuate widespread…
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By Cheryl Hall | June 23, 2026 As an occupational therapist, have you ever found yourself feeling overlooked or undervalued by the broader healthcare team? It is a sentiment that resonates deeply within the profession, yet it is far from an isolated experience. If you sit down with colleagues across the clinical spectrum—nurses, physician assistants,…
