Anne

Student occupational therapist from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@Duncan__Murray @g_catton @JamTarts @MNDScotland Well done, Gemma 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@mhairiehorn Hahahahaha I’ve tweeted this from the wrong account. 🤣🤣🤣

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

I really just cannot wait to have a dishwasher......

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@nmcnews What about those of us that are currently doing our Return to Nursing Practice?

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@ladams86 💖💖💖

[Aberdeen IPE Society @AberdeenIPESoc]

IPE are having our next event on Care in the Community.

This event will be made up of interactive stations led by medicine, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, dietician and pharmacy students.

Please email [email protected] to book your space!

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@SarahStudentOT8 Thank you x

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

I have a bunch of OT textbooks that I need to get rid of......what’s the best way to get rid of them? eBay?

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@gscottOTS Thank you! I’ll give it a bash x

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

I guess I should revamp this account 🤔 suggestions for a MH Nurse friendly handle would be much appreciated! 🙏🏻 #mentalhealthnurse #returningtopractice #whereineedtobe

[Gemma Michie @gemscottOT]

Fun from today getting sign ups for this years membership for the @AberdeenIPESoc #interprofessional #jointworking #unilife #OccupationalTherapy @RGUHealthSci

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@ToppingCass Yessss 💪🏻💪🏻 love this!

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

To anyone who has received exam results recently; I am 30 years old and only now getting into my academic groove. It’s never too late to chase your dreams. It’s hard when you don’t get the results you’d like, never give up.

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@Jodescarlyle @covcampus Congratulations! 💖 Any tips on getting through rejoining process? Currently away to join a new class and rather terrified!

[Alice Hortop @LaughingOT]

How can I be an #OccupationalTherapist and have not seen this game changer before!?! Xx

[AHPDementia @AhpDementia]

Occupational Therapists CAN support people with #dementia to improve and maintain independence through compensatory techniques and adaption of activity. Using lightweight cutlery at meal times to compensate for a weak or painful grip is an example of adapting an activity

[Anne @OT_Anne_OT]

@gscottOTS @g_catton Yes! Count me in 😁😁

[AHPDementia @AhpDementia]

Connecting People, Connecting Support is Scotland's AHP #dementia strategy & its commitment 10 in Scotlands Dementia strategy. We developed an evidence-based approach for AHP practice when working with a person with dementia - you can find out more at https://t.co/xLFfRtD02z

[Team Catton @g_catton]

Today is #GlobalMNDAwarenessDay Approximately 200 people are newly diagnosed in Scotland each year and approximately 400 people are living with #MND in Scotland at any one time.

[Team Catton @g_catton]

Today is #GlobalMNDAwarenessDay Motor neurone disease is a rapidly progressing terminal illness which stops signals from the brain reaching the muscles. This can cause someone to lose the ability to walk, talk, eat and breathe unaided.