Occupational Therapist passionate about all things OT in general and Mental Health / Forensic OT in particular. Views are my own. My pronouns: She / Her / Hers
This is really important to understand the current state of play for OTs working with children in the UK. I hope you can find time to complete the survey.
So honoured to have been chosen to be one of the new faces of the Brunel Occupational Therapy website. Totally chuffed!😍 And proud to represent the original “London School of Occupational Therapy” Thank you @Bruneluni@OTatBrunel@BrunelOTsoc#iambrunel
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“Making a complaint is often necessary because of a crisis or trauma,” she writes, but in a university “the complaint often becomes part of the crisis or trauma”.
@EMMAREES reviews Complaint!, by Sara Ahmed https://t.co/U1EktuH5om via @timeshighered
@KatyTheOT Aaaaw thank you @KatyTheOT. I’m equally proud of you and to have been part of the same cohort! Looking forward to hearing all about your new job!🌈🙏🏾🤍
@DunfordCarolyn Dr @DunfordCarolyn I wouldn’t have made it without your unwavering support as my Personal Tutor. You’ve listened and your counsel went a long way. Thanking you 🌈🤍
@Niamh_Mell@Niamh_Mell Your patience and how you’ve always been available to the students needs are definitely the seeds you’ve planted in me, and I’ll endeavour to give back what I’ve received. Thanking you🌈🙏🏾🤍
@tai_the_ot@OTatBrunel That’s is a very modest view of the part you’ve played @tai_the_ot. Thank you for saying yes at that first Uni entry interview and being a constant cheerleader 🌈🙏🏾🤍