Fourth year students at the Australian Catholic University were asked to work as a group to produce short videos which would promote the profession of occupational therapy. You can check out all the videos on our latest blog post: https://t.co/ioI24iAjwB
@RedMillMickeys @RMESPrincipal @vbschools@RedMillES Michelle - once a rockstar.....always a rockstar ❤️ Your students are so extraordinarily lucky to have you for their teacher. Love and miss you 😘
Cameron’s road to recovery https://t.co/p20xSn75JY. This family has been through so much! Cameron,a single dad & was a self-employed contractor. Any $$ will help. ❤️ to Grace & Reid!
With many events running virtually, more presenters are delivering their topics in pre-recorded videos. To support presenters for the Virtual OT Exchange, we’ve enlisted the help of Liv Solomons to share her tips for recording great presentations: https://t.co/eHSIrgvlnM
Told my youngest son tonight that his freshman year of high school will be like no other ever before...praying for all educators and leaders right now as they try to prepare. https://t.co/OejBN3ViQG
@SMactavish I just love your stories! Please may I have another! Great night time reading! Love ya Fester 😘 (Also when I’m back at the beach I’m coming to your house for coffee at 7:29 am with your wife😍😜)
This is the true meaning of Memorial Day in one profound and heart-breaking image. This weekend, enjoy your families, have a cold one with friends and raise a glass to those who fell for our freedom. May their memories be blessings on our lives of joy.
Our paths and stories on how we fell into OT are all so different. Our one commonality is “empathy”! Thank you for sharing. It’s our paths and stories that help us strive to be better therapists. Such respect for yours. ❤️
As a burn therapist #OccupationalTherapy works on pain management, range of motion, success in activities of daily living, leisure activities and mental health among many other things. Occupation #4: Burn Survivor
#burnsurvivor#otmonth#otmonth2020#armyOT
A double edged sword. Grateful that devices can maintain connections during this challenging time, socially and for school/work. However leisure time needs to now incorporate MORE than ever, MOVEMENT, and not more time on that device! 💕
Mactavish Musing: After week 1 of online learning, my 9th graders reflected on their learning process. Many pointed out they are now almost ALWAYS connected to a device.