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I was introduced to the music of Alexia Chellun by Dawn Breslin from Harmonizing. This morning I discovered this truly beautiful song, 'Allowing me to be me". It was one of those moments when a song quite literally stopped me in my tracks. It demanded to be listened...
A share: let the tears come
It's not often I use a whole post to share someone else's writing but today I'm going to. A while ago I joined Tara Mohr's course Playing Big and have reviewed her book, Playing Big. Practical wisdom for women who want to speak up, create, and lead. I love her work...
Treating yourself with compassion
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How can we create a positive supervisory relationship?
Starting your career as an Occupational Therapist is an exciting but sometimes anxious time for us all and that’s why we believe it’s so important to be supported and encouraged by your supervisor. As an Occupational Therapist and newly qualified Occupational...
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OTs entering practice for the first time can experience many emotions. Helping patients achieve their goals, meeting new colleagues, learning and working in a new environment and being paid as a professional can be both rewarding and exciting. On the reverse, these...
Occupational Therapy: The doorway to opportunities
Job Applications, do they make you feel… Anxious Excited Like an imposter All of the above? More importantly, should I be looking at applying for a new role a year into practice? Well the opportunity to apply for a Chief Nurse Fellowship Programme advertised in my...
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