My sister, also an OT, but not a Twitter faring one,came up with this topic. I thought it would be fun for us to share our OT journeys through recollection of some key #OTMoments, it might also be helpful for those looking to study the profession, and those newly graduating, and well, all of us as a little reflection.

Here are some of the questions that we will use to guide the chat tonight. Please do remember to follow guidelines re confidentiality.

When you were little what did you want to be ‘when you grew up’? (I wonder how many of us can say OT?)
When do you first remember hearing about OT?
When did you decide to study OT?
What was your route onto your OT course?
What university/college etc. did you attend?
What was your favourite part of studying to be an OT?
When was the moment when you knew OT was right for you?
When did you feel confident to call yourself an Occupational Therapist?
Have there been any occasions that have made you question being an OT?
When have you truly understood the power of occupation? In your own or others lives?
What are some other key #OTMoments in your career so far?
What #OTMoments are you working towards now?