Mental Health
“Dear Occupational Therapists” – Responses to #OTalk “When Occupational Therapy Goes Wrong”
Originally posted on OTalk:
Last week, @pd2ot hosted an #OTalk entitled “When Occupational Therapy Goes Wrong” (the transcript of the chat can be found at this link). Following this chat, we invited people to continue the conversation, unrestricted by Twitter’s 140 character limit: Would anyone like to write a #DearMentalHealthProfessionals-esque blog post (e.g. http://t.co/QSjxxLLms0), following…
Being a Third Culture Kid: A River of Transition
Here is the link to the recording of my presentation for this year’s Occupational Therapy 24-our Virtual Exchange (#otvx13): ‘Being a Third Culture Kid: A River of Transition’, which I presented virtually, in my onesie on 26th October 2013. The abstract is available on the OT4OT site. My presentation starts about halfway through, following Kerstin […]
MoreThe Roller-Coaster Continues: from Acute to Eating Disorders
This week marks the end of my first year as an occupational therapist, and with it, the end of my first (temporary) post. I’ve enjoyed working in adult acute inpatient mental health, particularly the flexibility that the role affords. Being ward-based has allowed me to work very closely with the multidisciplinary team, constantly re-evaluating my […]
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