Occupational Therapist, Disabled Activist, Author, PhD Candidate
My experiences as a disabled Occupational Therapy Student.
We are in September, how did that happen? I cannot believe how many months I was opening up my blogs with a countdown to finishing university and now Iโve been finished for 3 and a half months. I guess time flies when you are job hunting. Anyway seen as itโs September I thought Iโd writeโฆ Continue reading Getting Ready for University as a Disabled Healthcare Student
Iโve done many reflections on my blog over the last two and a half years about my experiences as a disabled occupational therapy student and have even used my blog as part of a placement (in case you didnโt know seen as I never mention it). Despite this, I have never appreciated how my blogโฆ Continue reading Reflecting on My Journey as a Disabled Occupational Therapy Student
As most of you know Iโm in my final few months of studying to become an occupational therapist and with these final months comes a lot of pressure and unfortunately this is mainly from myself! Throughout my GCSEs and A-levels I worked hard and got the grades I needed in my final exams. When myโฆ Continue reading Why as a Disabled Student I Put More Pressure on Myself
Yes, you gathered all the placement blogs are back on NSTP so Iโm on placement again. But, this isnโt just any placement itโs my final placement before I qualify. Scary, but still exciting!! Therefore, I thought Iโd write a few tips for disabled students who like me are on placement this winter. I hope thatโฆ Continue reading 5 Top Tips for Disabled Students and Their Educators During Winter Placements
As a disabled student, I find placement really challenging, and Iโve highlighted this a lot on my blog. Thereโs a lot of planning that goes on behind the scenes, as every single factor has to be thought about. To give you an idea of what a placement looks like for me, I thought that Iโฆ Continue reading Applying the PEOP Model to Placement as a Disabled Occupational Therapy Student
