The Science of Rest

If you know me you know I love easily accessible information and I love supporting individuals to thrive. When I left my day program, one of the things that I felt sad I couldn’t take with me was the opportunity to supervise Occupational Therapy students in their fieldwork placement. I absolutely loved having students andContinue reading “The Science of Rest”

I wonder if you’re curious about Pathological Demand Avoidance?

As a neurodiverse affirming occupational therapist, I work very hard to meet my clients where they are at and to honour their needs and autonomy. I come to you with a blog title in the format of declarative language, one form of communication that is helpful for folks with PDA. Declarative language is a communication styleContinue reading “I wonder if you’re curious about Pathological Demand Avoidance?”

Occupational Therapists, Allied Health Care Professionals and Burnout

As an Occupational therapist, I know burnout is an experience that is not atypical. How do I know this? I have been SO burnt out this past two months! Today I finally feel some semblance of normal energy (which is quite odd with my current pile of situations) so I thought I’d try to shareContinue reading “Occupational Therapists, Allied Health Care Professionals and Burnout”