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This impressive duo Holly & Ali will completely inspire you throughout this episode. We learn a little about why both holly and Ali entered the world of OT as well as discuss what purpose therapy box is and how it came to be. What do you get in a box? How often do they get shipped out? How many hours per week do you actually need to dedicate to such an endeavour? All this plus so much more will be answered. What I feel this episode really highlights is that the spirit of OT can truly be championed in all manner of ways because we as a profession do not need to sit neatly inside a box, enjoy!
Recommendations from Holly
The podcast -How I built this with Guy Raz
https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1150510297?mt=2&at=11l79Y&ct=nprdirectory
Recommendations from Ali
The OT Facebook community
Youtube videos for all manner of OT tips
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Have you ever wondered what occupational science is? Want to know more but a little unsure how to find out, or where to start looking? Then this podcast episode with Dr Juman Simaan will be the perfect option for those of you that want to know more. This episode covers so much from occupational science through to displacement, marginalised groups within society and occupational justice to name but a few concepts!
This week recommended reads from Juman:
Grandmothers Against Poverty and Aids (GAPA) available at: http://www.gapa.org.za/.
Black OTs Matter: Changing Your OT Practice to Combat Racism, Address Racial Trauma, and Promote Healing in a blog called Gotta Be OT differently every day.
The RCOT open letter and the response by Diane Cox & Julia Scott
I love to know what you think so please do get in touch!
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Trailblazer Georgia Vine joins me with her mentor Margaret Spencer to tell me all about Georgia's recent virtual occupational therapy placement, from gaining independence through to connecting and championing the various online communities. We talk about what it means to be a disabled activist the benefits of working virtually and what being an OT student means to Georgia. The idea of the 'virtual placement' having the potential to become a reality across the sector is truly exciting and a sure sign that the occupational therapy profession is evolving and adapting to what is an ever changing environment. Enjoy listening!
This weeks recommendation from Georgia is: Rushton, T. (2018) 'Exploring the lived experience of being an occupational therapy student with additional support requirements.'
Follow Georgia on Instagram @notsoterriblepalsy
Website: notsoterriblepalsy.com
Also look into her work with the charity cerebral palsy teens uk @cpteensuk
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Welcome, thanks for joining; I am so pleased to finally be doing this brand new podcast series. I love podcasts and have learnt so much recently about everything occupational therapy based so wanted to give it a go. In this episode, I will be giving a brief introduction to myself and my thoughts about what my vision is for this podcast. I will be starting initially from a student perspective as I'm a final year OT but look forward to continuing to chart my career through to qualifying and beyond.
Follow me on Instagram @ot_whatsyourfocus or email me: [email protected] I hope you enjoy the podcast!
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