There is a particular moment I have started to recognise when working with occupational therapists who are building businesses. It often appears after a period where very little seems to be happening.
The person may have been working on their business for months. They have created content, adjusted...
Occupational Therapist Business: 5 Steps to Freedom & Flow
It is one of the most common paradoxes in entrepreneurship: you start an occupational therapist business to escape the daily rat race, only to find yourself working more hours than you ever did as an employee.
Many occupational therapis...
There is a particular kind of exhaustion that has nothing to do with how many hours you have worked.
It is the feeling of having been available all day, to everyone, in every direction, and having nothing to show for it. The messages answered at nine in the evening. The client who books a call and ...
You have the degree.
You have years of experience.
You have the qualifications.
So why do you still feel like a fraud?
If you are an occupational therapist struggling with imposter syndrome, you are not alone. Many highly skilled OTs feel unqualified when stepping into something new, especially when...
For many occupational therapists exploring an online business, passive income feels like the ultimate goal.
The idea is simple and appealing. You create something once, and it continues to generate income in the background. It promises flexibility, freedom, and a way to step away from traditi
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If you’re an occupational therapist who has built a successful business but still feels exhausted, stretched, or trapped… you’re not alone.
On paper, everything looks impressive. You may have clients, staff, systems, and a fully booked calendar. Yet behind the scenes, your time is no longer y
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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
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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...
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 ...
Occupational therapy (OT) is a vital profession that helps individuals improve their ability to perform daily activities and regain independence. With the increasing digitilisation of healthcare, many practitioners are questioning whether OT can be effectively delivered online. As an occupational th...
