Occupational Therapist, Disabled Activist, Author, PhD Candidate
Have a look to see what I get up to outside of Occupational Therapy!
Hello! Firstly, before we get into this blog apologies for the slight delay - I am back doing regular posts I promise. Iโve just had some leave and then book edits came up right before leave which was so exciting. Yet, it was hard a spoon levels whilst I was trying to tie my looseโฆ Continue reading My Tramlines 2023 Experience
Howdy, and apologies for the silence, I canโt believe we are 4-months into the year and this will only be my third blog?!! Iโve missed blogging so much! It was never my intention to be as quiet, but my manuscript is submitted and I have so much to update you on! Youโll be fed upโฆ Continue reading Manuscript Submitted, Whatโs Next?
In my last blog I explored my activism as a meaningful occupation and how this occupation has grown over the years from what was blogging to now being so much more. Therefore, in this blog I thought Iโd break down my activism a little more and show you what Iโve been up to this year.โฆ Continue reading Examples of Occupations That Make up My Disabled Activism
Is it time to take on new challenges? This is the question Iโm facing at the moment and Iโm not talking about career challenges, as I have quite the number of career-based adventure plates spinning at the moment, Iโm talking about life-based challenges. At the beginning of the year, I started not only my firstโฆ Continue reading Is It Time to Take on New Challenges?
Iโve never been a festival goer, I enjoy concerts but the idea of a festival as an ambulatory wheelchair user terrifies me. Yet, every year Tramlines tickets go on sale and Iโm so tempted but always back out due to my disability related anxiety. Until last summer when I went for it! Tramlines is aโฆ Continue reading ย My Tramlines 2022 Experience
Who do I think I am? Writing a post titled โLife Updateโ, as if Iโm that important that I need to give you a life update, I know youโre already thinking get on with it Georgia. I know youโre also thinking that the whole point of my blog was that I had my niche ofโฆ Continue reading Life Update โ June 2022
As Iโm beginning to write this post, itโs been a few days since I was at the NEC in Birmingham, and I am still on quite a high from The Occupational Therapy Show. I cannot wait to get into this blog, and โre-liveโ the experience. ย Like many of us, I have had a lotโฆ Continue reading The Significant Impact That The Occupational Therapy Show 2021 Has Had on Me ย
Hey up, itโs been a while! A rather casual entry this week, but this is an blog after all and therefore, this weeks post is going to be exactly that. Not a story about an ableist experience for me to pick apart but a reflection of graduation day, so that I can look back onโฆ Continue reading Graduating as an Occupational Therapist With Cerebral Palsy
Welcome to the second blog in my #OTalk series and the last blog of my placement for a few weeks whilst I'm on Easter break. I was debating just carrying on, but I have an assignment to get done and a few to start so I don't want to overdo it! Iโve talked about disclosureโฆ Continue reading To Disclose or Not to Disclose?
On Tuesday night I hosted an #OTalk on Twitter. I was very nervous about making a mistake or a #CPjerk as I like to call them as sometimes due to my involuntary movements, I do make a typo or two. But it went well, I struggled to keep up, but I think I managed toโฆ Continue reading An Insiderโs View of Occupational Therapy
