Occupational Therapist, Disabled Activist, Author, PhD Candidate
As OTs we have to be keep up with changes and virtual working is one of these changes. But why is this so important? Read my blogs to find out more!
The main aim of my #VirtualOTPlacement is educating people about the importance of online communities and over the upcoming months, online communities may be the only way anyone can stay connected and not just disabled people due to COVID-19. I must admit on a personal level I'm very relieved that I'm doing this placement especiallyโฆ Continue reading How We Can Stay Connected With Others in Unprecedented Times
This week on my virtual occupational therapy placement I have been doing the normal placement bits and pieces including a bit of policy reading about RCOTs (Royal College of Occupational Therapists) social media guidelines, Introduction to social media, (2019). I must admit I'd been putting policy reading off as this is normally seen as theโฆ Continue reading The Online Borders Between Being a Professional and a Disabled Activist
Hello people! I'm blogging on here for the first time in 4 weeks and it feels great! It felt strange missing a blog I didn't like it, but I needed some time away and, in this blog, you're going to find out why I've had to take a short break. If you follow me onโฆ Continue reading What Is a Virtual Occupational Therapy Placement?
