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  • A bit funny, this feeling inside

    A bit funny, this feeling inside

    There’s a line from a song that’s been echoing in my head lately: “It’s a little bit funny, this feeling inside…” Funny not in the humorous sense, but in the quietly surprising way that some emotions creep up on you—unexpected, complex, and deeply human. Lately, I’ve found myself experiencing a feeling I can only liken… Read more

  • Advocating for OT in Social Welfare Conversations

    Advocating for OT in Social Welfare Conversations

    Recently, I had the opportunity to take part in a networking event with other professionals from the wider social sector. It was a powerful, thought-provoking experience—one that highlighted the passion and commitment of people working across services that support individuals and communities. As discussions flowed about issues like child protection, elderly care, mental health, homelessness,… Read more

  • Recharging and Resetting

    Recharging and Resetting

    Life can get overwhelming with work, responsibilities, and constant digital distractions. Every now and then, I need to step away and take time for myself in nature. It helps me reset, clear my mind, and regain focus for the days ahead. Being outdoors engages all my senses in a way that daily life often doesn’t.… Read more

  • How I Ended Up Choosing OT – And Why You Should Too

    How I Ended Up Choosing OT – And Why You Should Too

    I didn’t grow up knowing I’d become an occupational therapist. Honestly, I didn’t even know what OT was. I thought I was supposed to have it all figured out. My family is full of teachers, psychologists, and people in helping professions, so I always knew I wanted to make a difference too. But when I… Read more

  • Reflection, Recognition, and Resilience

    Reflection, Recognition, and Resilience

    Where to start? It’s been a busy couple of months, and ever since my role change, I’ve had to learn how to juggle multiple responsibilities. Being present with my service users, thinking outside the box, staying flexible, and remaining loyal to my values and the foundations of independent living—all while pushing people to their limits… Read more

  • Life’s Transitions

    Life’s Transitions

    How Occupational Therapy Has Shaped My Journey Life is a series of transitions. Some are expected, others come out of nowhere, but all bring their own challenges and opportunities for growth. As I stand on the threshold of a new role, one that feels both exciting and unfamiliar, I can’t help but reflect on how… Read more