The Occupations That Make Me Who I Am
In honor of OT month, I would like to share a piece reflecting on how my engagement and participation have contributed to my daily routines, roles, and identity. As an undergraduate senior set to…
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Oh the Places OT Will Take You: Presenting at My First Academic Conference at Harvard
In continuation of my last blog, Mural Therapy: Arts Justice Advocacy and School-Based OT Intervention, I wanted to share about how my participation in Mural Therapy led me to present about my unique…
Small Wins, Big Impact: Everyday Success Stories in Occupational Therapy
Progress does not always look like big milestones. Sometimes, it looks like a child tying her hair for the first time. During my pediatric OT work in the Philippines, I’ve learned that progress…
I don’t just do my job, I am the job — I do feel like the President when I am advocating for my patients or for my profession.
