“I enthusiastically champion this exceptional text as a vital contribution to occupational therapy. It masterfully integrates theory, evidence, and creative practice while maintaining unwavering focus on occupation-centered intervention, modeling how clinicians can think critically rather than relying on protocol-driven technique. The text's greatest strength lies in consistently bridging underlying body structures and functions with functional relevance, participation, and real-world application—precisely what contemporary practice demands, particularly in pediatric and family-centered settings. This work transforms how therapists and students conceptualize intervention across the lifespan. I wholeheartedly recommend it as an invaluable resource for education and clinical excellence in occupation-centered care.”Kaitlin Ploeger, OTD OTR/L BCP, assistant professor, Department of Brain Health, University of Nevada, Las Vegas“Magic Tricks in Occupational Therapy blends creativity and clinical purpose, showing how simple magic tricks can boost motivation, engagement, and therapeutic outcomes. A refreshing, innovative resource for every Occupational Therapy practitioner.”Kimberly Meany, MS OTR/L, academic fieldwork coordinator, Raritan Valley College, NJ“I am enthusiastic about what you will find in these pages. This book equips occupational therapy practitioners with more than simply a collection of tricks. It offers a framework for selecting, grading, and documenting magic-based interventions; connecting performance demands to functional outcomes; and keeping client-centeredness and cultural humility at the forefront. Most importantly, it philosophically reinforces the importance of this in all aspects of OT intervention. By keeping our focus on meaningful, purposeful occupations driven by volition, we will be reminded that joy and rigor are not competing goals and can coexist in powerful, evidence-informed practice.”Gavin R. Jenkins, PhD, OTR/L, chair & professor, Department of Occupational Therapy School of Health Professions, University of Alabama at Birmingham, USA