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157. Something a Bit Leftfield Is the Whole Point: Why the Spiritual OTs Are Winning

What if the part of your work that feels a little too different is actually the thing that could make your OT business stand out?

In this episode of the OT Yourself to Freedom Podcast, Beki Eakins explores spirituality, holistic practice and why so many occupational therapists keep parts of themselves hidden from their professional lives.

From breathwork, meditation and yoga to human design, somatic practices, poetry and other less traditional approaches, Beki discusses what happens when OTs begin creating businesses that reflect more of who they actually are.

She also explores the fear of peer judgement, the pressure to fit inside a traditional version of occupational therapy, and why an OT’s first business idea is not always their bravest one.

This episode also looks at the importance of staying within appropriate professional, ethical and regulatory boundaries while finding a business model, voice and offer that genuinely feel aligned.

If you are an OT who has ever wondered whether your interests are “too leftfield” for your professional life, this conversation is for you.

Listen to Episode 157 now.

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About the Host

Beki Eakins is a business mindset and lifestyle coach for occupational therapists. After leaving traditional OT practice, she has helped hundreds of OTs worldwide design aligned online businesses that support freedom, income, and purpose, without burning out.