A cancer diagnosis is far reaching and cancer survivors often face barriers to participating in their important and meaningful daily activities. Occupational therapists harness a holistic approach to health and use these everyday activities to optimize function and independence. They help address common side effects of the treatment and cancer through interventions targeting individual’s goals, routines, and environments. This talk examines the role of occupational therapy across the continuum of care, and offers an overview of interventions available to support survivors in living their lives to the fullest. Speaker: Allie Schmiesing, OTR/L, OTD