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What made you want to become an occupational therapist?

When I was choosing my university course, my sister introduced me to Occupational Therapy. I did my own research on this course and I realised it suited me as I have always wanted to pursue a profession in which I could help people. 

In your years in occupational therapy, what have you learnt most?

Being an Occupational Therapist it is fulfilling and gives me a sense of accomplishment. The objective of occupational therapy is to help our clients to be able to get back to their occupation again, not only back to their jobs but also daily life activities. It requires our creativity as we need to think from our clients' perspectives and help them to become what they want to be.

 

I have learnt to be patient to listen to my clients and am continuously updating myself to give the best to my clients. 

I believe that every child is special, and that they have their own ways and strategies of living their own lives and performing their daily activities. Nevertheless, I will always try my best to support these special needs children, to maximize their abilities to be able to perform their desired occupations. This includes participation in daily activities, social participation, education, job, etc.

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