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Joined April 2017
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Transitioning from education to work can be a struggle for many #Autistic and other #neurodivergent individuals - Read more about how @_UOW graduate created an Education Leavers Passport to support young neurodivergent people. loom.ly/X6rXIQc
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@RushtonRosie @jo3grace please share if possible - thank you!
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2024 is the 10th anniversary of the School for Change Agents @Sch4Change. More than 100,000 people have been through the school over the last decade. The new, refreshed version is open from 11 November. It's virtual, free and open to everyone. The formal evaluation of the school demonstrates that it benefits individuals AND their organisations & it has thousands of positive testimonies. The modules include: - change starts with me - energy for change - finding your own power for change - building collective leadership for change If you work for the NHS or a partner organisation, you can get a free upgrade which gives you CPD certification and limitless access to the materials. Sign up today & join a community of thousands of learners seeking to further develop their skills to make a positive difference in the world: horizonsnhs.com/school/ #S4CA @HorizonsNHS
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How to say no. A superb article: "In a world that often values compliance over authenticity....we find ourselves entangled in a web of obligations, constantly saying yes to requests that may not align with our true desires or priorities. Yet, buried beneath the layers of societal expectations & internalised guilt lies the power to reclaim our autonomy". This article explains: - the reasons why we always say yes - why we should learn to say no - how to recognise when not to say yes - tips for learning how to say no - different (positive) ways of saying no - how to deal with unwelcome responses positivepsychology.com/how-t…. By @LauraCopleyLPC. I paired it with a graphic on the same topic by @donnellycss.
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Chatting with a colleague, my mind went back to my MSc research on staff engagement & patient safety. Chris Turner nails it: 'For competent teams, the single most important factor determining the outcome of the team is how they treat each other' 👌 #rippleeffect #incivility
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This is one of the most beautifully powerful pieces of research I have read this year about the #autistic experience of unmet needs in the education system Shepherd, J et al. (2024). ‘Sea‐glass survivors’Autistic testimonies about education experiences doi.org/10.1111/1467-8578.12…
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NEURODIVERGENCE Today Lyra and I present on how to enable neurodivergent students to thrive pookyknightsmith.com/keynote… Feel free to use/share the slides/resources (speaking enquiries via Ellie @SpeakingofBks )
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Here is the guide to eating and drinking in advanced dementia - it includes red flags that should prompt carers to seek help, as well as strategies for common problems ucl.ac.uk/psychiatry/sites/p… #BGSconf
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#WDAD2024 Infographic Contest Entries, appropriate for a variety of audiences, are FREE to download via @iDelirium_Aware here deliriumday.com/wdad-2024
"World #Delirium Day is an excellent opportunity for us to take stock and see how our understanding of delirium has progressed to date but also to do our bit to raise awareness and understanding of this condition outside of healthcare settings." bgs.org.uk/blog/world-deliri…
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Occupational Therapists are part of the #GeneralPracticeTeam. They can help by: ✅ providing rehabilitation to stay well at home ✅ empowering patients to make improvements ✅ supporting patients to take control of their health and wellbeing #OccupationalTherapy
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I had a FAB week last week visiting @OJA_Brumby and @rdash_nhs @mulberryward1 Great Oaks Mental Health Hospital.I had LOADS of cuddles from children, patients and staff!! @PetsAsTherapyUK #ilovemyjob #patdogs #therapydogsuk #therapydogsofinstagram #hardwork #loveandcuddles
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We're here to support you with the HCPC Audit. The audit can make some people feel worried, so we’re bringing in new ways to help you. 🧵 Follow this thread for more.
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Mental Health OTs take part in this research opportunity about how is #occupationaltherapy perceived in your workplace. Full details in poster below
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Calling all AHPs and AHP support workers working in mental health! 🔔 Please have your say in our NEY 'Optimisation of the AHP Mental Health Workforce' survey. Fill it out here 👉 orlo.uk/R3Nac Deadline: 7 April 2023. @ArdittoClaire
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We're celebrating #AlliedHealthProfessionalsDay & our amazing #AHP colleagues at @rdash_nhs All of our AHPs do a fabulous job in a variety of roles & on this special day we want to say a massive #thankyou for all that they do #rotherhamiswonderful #doncasterisgreat #scunthorpe
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SafeTALK are launching free half day sessions in North Lincolnshire to promote suicide awareness. Anyone over 15 is welcome to attend the sessions, including local sports groups and businesses. Please see below for more info⬇️
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Are you an OT or OT student with an interest in social enterprise? Let us know what you would like to see from a new network to provide connection and resources: airtable.com/shrJCrYlI6lessa… Please RT!
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👍Calling All Occupational Therapists, OT Support Workers and OT Students in NEY working in Health and Social Care✨