Wellbeing Therapy Solutions Blog

BLOG: Why and how I can help your child

BLOG: Why and how I can help your child

If your child has been finding things difficult during the coronavirus pandemic, I can promise you, they are not alone. Here's how I can help them develop their own coping methods. Children have had their lives turned upside down by the coronavirus pandemic. They have...

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BLOG: Why and how I can help you – for adults

BLOG: Why and how I can help you – for adults

People say to me: "I know you can help me - but how do you do it?" Here's how... As an occupational therapist, I often get people saying to me: “I know you can help people…but just how can you help me?” It’s a perfectly fair question. For adults who have never sought...

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Why setting goals can be great for our health

Why setting goals can be great for our health

Mum's Lockdown challenge proves an inspiration for all of us Among the different challenges presented to us during spells of lockdown, restrictions and social isolation, has been the ability to find motivation amidst our day-to-day grind. I think many of us know that...

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Why Christmas 2020 is certainly NOT ‘cancelled’

Why Christmas 2020 is certainly NOT ‘cancelled’

Despite the pandemic, positive vibes will keep us smiling Last week, I felt myself getting annoyed about something and I couldn’t quite put my finger on what it was, until I heard it someone say it out loud … ‘Christmas is cancelled’! I have seen the phrase ‘Christmas...

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Why I am training to be an OT

Why I am training to be an OT

I am an BSc Occupational Therapy student currently in my final year. Here’s a little bit about my journey to OT and why I love it… Like many people, when I first came across Occupational Therapy I had no clue in the world as to what it was. In college I knew I wanted...

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My Why – OT week

My Why – OT week

I first became aware of the role of an occupational therapist when my close friend developed sepsis and spent a period of time in hospital. She was in a critical condition for 5 weeks but has thankfully made a full recovery. When I went to visit her in hospital, she...

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