When Occupational Therapists Lose Their Own Sense of Meaning
Occupational therapists spend their careers helping others live meaningful, balanced lives.
Yet many OTs quietly feel something is missing in their own.
Exhaustion. Disconnection. A sense that you are constantly giving but rarely
...If you are an occupational therapist dreaming of more freedom, building an online business, or feeling called to create change in your career, two words can transform everything: surrender and trust.
Many OTs reach a point where their current reality no longer matches their future vision. You
...Many occupational therapists dream of building an online business that offers freedom, flexibility, and income beyond clinical work. Somewhere along the way, most of us are told the same thing.
Create a course.
Automate everything.
Build passive income as fast as possible.
It sounds appealing,
...Burnout has been framed as inevitable for so long that many people no longer question it.
It is spoken about as if it is the price of caring. As if exhaustion is proof of commitment. As if feeling constantly drained means you are doing something worthwhile.
It does not.
Burnout is not a badge of ...
Occupational therapists are uniquely positioned to change lives. Yet many hold themselves back from fully expressing their ideas, sharing their perspectives, or stepping into leadership — particularly in the online space.
If you are an occupational therapist who feels hesitant about being vis
...If you are an Occupational Therapist who has been called obsessive, intense, relentless or too much, this article is for you.
Many OTs are trained to value balance, regulation and steadiness. These are essential clinical skills. But they are not the traits that build successful occupational t...
Six years ago this December, I walked away from traditional NHS occupational therapy work with no clear plan, no safety net, and a one-way ticket booked for a future that never quite happened as expected.
At the time, it felt impulsive. Looking back, it was the most grounded decision I’ve ever made...
Many occupational therapists reach a point where they feel stuck. You care deeply about helping people, yet long hours, limited flexibility and an income ceiling can slowly drain your energy and enjoyment of the profession.
At the same time, starting a business can feel intimidating, especially if ...
For many Occupational Therapists, the idea of building a freedom-based online business feels exciting, yet daunting. We are trained clinically, not entrepreneurially, and the realities of growing a business rarely appear in textbooks or CPD courses. After working with hundreds of OTs around the worl...
If you are an occupational therapist exploring the world of online business, you’ve probably heard of Kajabi. It’s a powerful platform used to host courses, memberships and digital programmes. But the big question remains:
Do you actually need Kajabi to start your online business?
The short answe...
As an Occupational Therapist, you have developed valuable skills that can change lives. When you start exploring online business, one of the most common questions is:
Do I need Kajabi or a similar platform to get started?
The short answer is no, you do not need Kajabi when you are just starting out...
Hi, I’m Beki Eakins, Business, Mindset and Lifestyle Coach for Occupational Therapists. After 13 years working as an OT in the UK, I reached breaking point. Burnout, trauma and exhaustion left me questioning everything.
But that moment of collapse became the start of something far greater. It force...